alleryStart learning →In which phase does humus buildup let one plant community replace another?
ACompetition
BReaction
CMigration
DNudation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Reaction
During reaction, the plants change the habitat by their own activity such as humus buildup, which favours the next community.
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