Suppose that a late succession plant that is surrounded by early succession plants grows at a rate of 0.5 cm per day. If the early succession plants are removed experimentally, the late succession plants are observed to grow at a rate of 0.9 cm per day. This experiment shows that the early succession plants have a effect on the late succession plants, and this observation is most consistent with the model of succession.

negative, inhibition

Explanation:

The experiment in the illustration shows that early succession plants have a negative effect on the late succession plants, and the observation is most consistent with the inhibition model of succession.

That the late succession plant thrives better in the absence of the early succession plants means that the early succession plant has been impacting the growth of the late succession plant negatively. This is consistent with the inhibition model of succession.

There are 3 different models of succession. These include;

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