In ecological succession plants change the physical environment allowing new species to colonize. Which type of control of community structure is inconsistent with this idea? Group of answer choices top down control availability of light and moisture bottom up control

In ecological succession plants change the physical environment allowing new species to colonize. Which type of control of community structure is inconsistent with this idea? Group of answer choices top down control availability of light and moisture bottom up control

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Chapter25: Human Impacts On The Biosphere

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In ecological succession plants change the physical environment allowing new species to colonize. Which type of control of community structure is inconsistent with this idea?

Group of answer choices

top down control

availability of light and moisture

bottom up control

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