Question

What is the climax stage of an ecological succession?

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Ecological succession describes the time evolution of an ecological community.

There are three stages of ecological . Each covers a gradual process of change and development. They do not have hard and defined boundaries, and it is possibly for an ecological system to be in both stages at once during the transition period from one to another. Primary stage is when an ecological community first enters into a new form of habitat that it has not been present in before. Secondary succession stage occurs after a habitat has been established, but it is then disturbed or changed in some fashion and a new community moves in. After secondry stage third stage begin which is know as Climax stage.

The climax stage begin when the ecosystem has become balanced. There is little risk of an interfering event or change to mutate the environment. Several rainforests and deserts are best example of the climax stage. There is human development in this stage. Any ecosystem that is in the climax stage now holds the risk of being destroyed and going backward in the stages.

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