Typical plant pioneers of primary succession on bare rock are:
ALichens and mosses
BHerbs and climbers
CShrubs and trees
DFerns and conifers
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Lichens and mosses
Lichens and mosses can grow on bare rock and begin forming soil for later plants.
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