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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Succession

mt. st. helens.  Lupine is a nitrogen fixer.

Succession is a predictable changes in an ecosystem that happen when an area has no life (post lava flow, glacier retreats, for example) OR when there has been a severe disturbance (forest fire).  Each stage in a succession makes conditions better for the following stages.
Khan Academy Video: Ecological Succesion


Ecological Succession: Encyclopedia Brittanica




Oregon post-fire 2003 B&B fire

Mt. St. Helens with Earth Observatory photos
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