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3. Which plants are usually the first to grow during secondary succession? A ferns Blichens Cweeds D trees
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3. Which plants are usually the first to grow during secondary succession?

A ferns
Blichens
Cweeds
D trees

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ferns

Step-by-step explanation:

these are alsi known as conifers which require a great amount if light

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Im not a science student just trying beans I guess

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