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  2. 4 Theories of the Climax Community – Explained! - Biology...

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    ADVERTISEMENTS: The final stage of succession is called the climax or climax community (Clements, 1936; Shimwell 1971). It is the final or stable community in a successional series. It is self-perpetuating and in equilibrium with the physical and biotic environment. ADVERTISEMENTS: Climax communities undergo changes in structure as a result of birth, death and growth […]

  3. Sere and Climax Community: Classification of Sere (With Diagram)

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    Characteristic animal populations are associated with each of such seral plant populations. It can be shown that from sand to forest climax may take about 1000 years. If previously cultivated land is the starting condition, i.e., if soil is already present, then a grass climax may be attained in about 50 years, a forest climax in about 200 years.

  4. Differences between Pioneer Community and Climax Community |...

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    Climax Community: 1. It is final biotic community that develops in an area. 2. Climax community occurs over an area previously occupied by several communities. 3. Climax community consists of large and small sized organisms. 4. The area is favourable to the climax community. 5. The community consists of normal or non- hardy organisms. 6.

  5. What is a climax community? - Socratic

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    A climax community is a term used to express a community in its final stage of succession. A climax community is a term used to express a community in its final stage of succession. Species composition is stable, and the community has reached equilibrium. This often takes thousands and possibly millions of years. The climax community may change if there are changes in climate or long-term ...

  6. What are climax communities? - Socratic

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    The climax community is the final stage of successions. In the climax community the plants animals remain stable with balance with each other and the environment where they live. The climax community is the final stage of successions. The climax communities remain unchanged till it destroyed by outer events such as fire or human interference etc.

  7. Differences between Seral Community and Climax Community

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    ADVERTISEMENTS: The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between seral community and climax community. Seral Community: 1. It is transitional community which develops in an area during succession. 2. Seral community is replaced by another subsequent successional community. ADVERTISEMENTS: ADVERTISEMENTS: 3. Food chains and food webs are simple. 4. Biomass is small. 5. […]

  8. Plant Succession: Causes, Concepts and Theories - Biology...

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    Smithusen (1950), Whittaker (1951, 53) and many other American ecologists support climax pattern or poly-climax concept and all believe in the fact that the climax state is determined by the environments of individual plant communities and not by regional climate, the latter identifies the climax as a community steady state and substitutes ...

  9. What is climax community? - Biology Discussion

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    The community which is near equilibrium with the environment is called Climax community. This is the last stage of change of any community in an environment during an ecological succession.This term was coined by Hult in 1885. This community shows a dyanamic balance with the environment.

  10. Ecological Succession - Biology - Socratic

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    A climax community is a term used to express a community in its final stage of succession. Species composition is stable, and the community has reached equilibrium. This often takes thousands and possibly millions of years. The climax community may change if there are changes in climate or long-term evolutionary changes in one or more species.

  11. Community: Definition, Concept, Structure | Ecology - Biology...

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    ADVERTISEMENTS: After reading this article you will learn about:- 1. Definition of Community 2. Concept of Community 3. Structure 4. Dynamics. Definition of Community: By definition, community represents the population of all species living and interacting in an area at a particular time. Population can, within limits, adapt to changes in environmental conditions. The major […]