<Ol> <Li> Nudation : Succession begins with the development of a bare site , called Nudation ( disturbance ) . </Li> <Li> Migration : It refers to arrival of propagules . </Li> <Li> Ecesis : It involves establishment and initial growth of vegetation . </Li> <Li> Competition : As vegetation becomes well established , grow , and spread , various species begin to compete for space , light and nutrients . </Li> <Li> Reaction : During this phase autogenic changes such as the buildup of humus affect the habitat , and one plant community replaces another . </Li> <Li> Stabilization : A supposedly stable climax community forms . </Li> </Ol>
<Ol> <Li> Nudation : Succession begins with the development of a bare site , called Nudation ( disturbance ) . </Li> <Li> Migration : It refers to arrival of propagules . </Li> <Li> Ecesis : It involves establishment and initial growth of vegetation . </Li> <Li> Competition : As vegetation becomes well established , grow , and spread , various species begin to compete for space , light and nutrients . </Li> <Li> Reaction : During this phase autogenic changes such as the buildup of humus affect the habitat , and one plant community replaces another . </Li> <Li> Stabilization : A supposedly stable climax community forms . </Li> </Ol>
signs of ecological succession in a local ecosystem
signs of ecological succession in a local ecosystem
Nudation : Succession begins with the development of a bare site , called Nudation ( disturbance ) Migration : It refers to arrival of propagules Ecesis : It involves establishment and initial growth of vegetation Competition : As vegetation becomes well established , grow , and spread , various species begin to compete for space , light and nutrients Reaction : During this phase autogenic changes such as the buildup of humus affect the habitat , and one plant community replaces another Stabilization : A supposedly stable climax community forms
Nudation : Succession begins with the development of a bare site , called Nudation ( disturbance ) Migration : It refers to arrival of propagules Ecesis : It involves establishment and initial growth of vegetation Competition : As vegetation becomes well established , grow , and spread , various species begin to compete for space , light and nutrients Reaction : During this phase autogenic changes such as the buildup of humus affect the habitat , and one plant community replaces another Stabilization : A supposedly stable climax community forms