Goldenrod and thistles exude chemicals from their roots that deter the germination and growth of potential competitor plants within their community.This is an example of

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The fact that goldenrod and thistles use chemicals to inhibit the growth of other plants is an example of inhibition, where one species actively suppresses the growth of another species in order to reduce competition for resources. This is not an example of primary or secondary succession, disturbance, or facilitation.

Goldenrod and Thistles Exude Chemicals from Their Roots That Deter