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An ecosystem undergoing forest succession would likely start out with which of these types of plants? ( I know this has been asked before but I need to verify) A. Shrubs B. Large trees C. Small trees D.
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An ecosystem undergoing forest succession would likely start out with which of these types of plants? ( I know this has been asked before but I need to verify) A. Shrubs B. Large trees C. Small trees D. Moss

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D.
Technically grasses and broadleaf plants would be the first to prosper.
If you're interested, check out the Bastrop forest fire; there is a lot of research being done on forest succession after a large fire
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