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When the vegetation of a region reaches climatic climax, it usually becomes
When the vegetation of a region reaches climatic climax, it usually becomes
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The correct option is D mesophytic
The final or stable community in a sere is called as climax community or climax vegetation. It is self-perpetuating and in equilibrium with the physical habitat. This vegetation is tolerant of environmental conditions. It has a wide diversity of species, a well-drained spatial structure, and complex food chains. Mesophytes are those plants which grow neither in too dry conditions not in too wet conditions. A forest is thus a mesophytic vegetation which is a climax vegetation.
Hydrophytes, lithophytes are the not the climax vegetation and xerophytes become predominant in successions disturbed by human activities which lead to desertification of the land.
mesophytic
The final or stable community in a sere is called as climax community or climax vegetation. It is self-perpetuating and in equilibrium with the physical habitat. This vegetation is tolerant of environmental conditions. It has a wide diversity of species, a well-drained spatial structure, and complex food chains. Mesophytes are those plants which grow neither in too dry conditions not in too wet conditions. A forest is thus a mesophytic vegetation which is a climax vegetation.
Hydrophytes, lithophytes are the not the climax vegetation and xerophytes become predominant in successions disturbed by human activities which lead to desertification of the land.
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