h. Summarize the process of primary succession. Explain why land must be colonized in that order. Use the vocab words below Lichen Pioneer Species Climax Community Primary Consumers Secondary Consumers Tertiary Consumers Flowers Bushes Mosses Pollinators Trees Succession Grasses Bushes Soil

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