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This is an easy science question please help Assume that a flood washed out all of the plants in a large area along the bank of a river. It left behind nothing but soil. How will ecological succession
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This is an easy science question please help

Assume that a flood washed out all of the plants in a large area along the bank of a river. It left behind
nothing but soil. How will ecological succession occur in this area?

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ecological succession in this area will washout and more danger to many citizens on that area.

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