Primary and secondary succession tend to increase biodiversity and the sustainability of communities and ecosystems.

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Primary and secondary successions create opportunities for new species to occupy and thrive in previously uninhabitable habitats, leading to increased biodiversity. As biodiversity increases, the sustainability of the community and ecosystem also improves as different species can provide various ecosystem services such as nutrient cycling, pollination, and pest control.

Primary and Secondary Succession Tend to Increase Biodiversity and the Sustainability