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Hi Bumvar,
Ecological succession, the process by which the structure of a biological community evolves over time. Two different types of succession primary and secondary have been distinguished. Primary succession occurs in essentially lifeless areas-regions in which the soil is incapable of sustaining life as a result of such factors as lava flows, newly formed sand dunes, or rocks left from a retreating glacier. Secondary succession occurs in areas where a community that previously existed has been removed; it is typified by smaller-scale disturbances that do not eliminate all life and nutrients from the environment.
There are various types of successions
1. Primary Succession:
In any of the basic environments (fresh water, marine, terrestrial), one type of succession is primary succession, which starts in a given area where the conditions of life are not favourable in the beginning. The first group of organisms establishing the known as the pioneers, primary community or primary colonisers, e.g., succession in sand on exposed rock surfaces etc.
2. Secondary Succession:
It starts from previously built-up substrata with already exists living matter. This type of succession starts in a given area where the conditions of life favourable because of the fact that the area was occupied earlier by well-developed community e.g., succession in an abandoned crop field.
3. Autotrophic Succession: It is characterised by early and continued dominance o autotrophic organisms like green plants. It begins in a predominantly inorganic environment and the energy flow is maintained indefinitely.
4. Allogenic Succession: In some cases, however, the replacement of the existing community is caused largely by any another external condition and not by the existing organisms! Such a course is referred to as allogenic succession.
5. Autogenic Succession: After the succession has begun, in most of the cases, it is the community itself, which, as a result of its reactions with the environment, modifies its own1 environment and thus causing its own replacement by new communities.
6. Micro Succession: This involves the succession of microorganisms. It begins in a predominantly organic environment and there is a progressive decline in the energy content.
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