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In the Back you see a mature forest, or in other words the lesser in stage in between Young Forest and Climax Community.

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Usually after a fire or other catastrophic event the more common type of succession. This in which there is still soil, only no life.
1st. soil no life.
2nd. Grasses and annual plants - in secondary succession you skip the pioneer species stage because the ecosystem already has enough soil to hold some life.
3rd. Grasses and flowers- this stage requires more to sustain it self than the prior  but is similar
4th.  Young Forest - this stage consists of small trees like young oak shrubs and smaller trees
5th. Climax community- this stage is the final stage and at which point the ecosystem is now sustainable for other heterotrophic life the plants it consist of are mature oak, hickory forest, and Tall shade sustainable plants.

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The order that life comes back after a catastrophic event.

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Also known as "Bare Rock" This usually takes place after a volcanic eruption.
-  the 1st step in primary succession is to have no soil at all ( thus no life)
-2nd, pioneer species or lichens( these are small plant life which only need little soil to grow)
- 3rd, small weeds and grasses/annual ( these of which do not need much soil or nutrients to grow)
- 4th, young forest  ( these are smaller trees and shrubs which require more soil and elements )
-5th, climax community ( this stage consists of taller more long lasting and stable plants which are trees such as hickory, red wood, and oak.