Why can early stages of secondary succession be relatively rapid?
ASeeds cannot reach the site
BResidual fertility remains
CThe site is bare exposed rock
DNo soil is present at the site
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Residual fertility remains
Leftover soil fertility, seed banks and surviving organisms let the community rebuild quickly.
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