Heterotrophic succession
A) is a type of succession in which the energy reserves become depleted and there is no mechanism to restore them.
B) is a type of succession in which there are no energy reserves at the onset and they are produced over time as colonization takes place.
C) is commensalism.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

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The Answer of Heterotrophic succession
A) is a type of succession in which the energy reserves become depleted and there is no mechanism to restore them.
B) is a type of succession in which there are no energy reserves at the onset and they are produced over time as colonization takes place.
C) is commensalism.
D) All of the above
E) None of the above

Heterotrophic Succession