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Succession
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A-level BIOL4 Mind Map on Succession, created by prettypriyaz on 16/01/2014.
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Succession
is the gradual change of a community over time
Habitat becomes less hostile
Stablised soil- Sand dune
1. Colonisation of pioneer species
are very small slow growing, wind dispersed and tolerant of extreme conditions,
2. Pioneer Species change the environment
E.g increase in organic matter
3. New Species colonise once there is a change
4. Increase in the number of species diversity
5. More Niches
6. Increase in nutrient avaliablity
7. Change from one extreme conditions to less hostile environment
Climax Community is the end point of Succession
Energy input= Energy output
Energy produced from photosynthesis= Energy released in respiration.
Community is stable
Conservation of Habitats
Ethical
Other species have occupied the Earth far longer than we have and should be allowed to coexist with us.
Grassland
maintained by grazing animals
Hedgerows and field margin
They are maintained by occasional cutting back to prevent succession to climax forest.
Moorland
maintained by periodic burning
Wetlands
maintained by dredging to prevent silting succession.
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