Succession driven by changes the plants themselves make to soil is
Aautogenic
Ballogenic
Ccatastrophic
Dedaphic
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. autogenic
Autogenic succession is caused by organisms altering the soil, for example by adding litter and humus.
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