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hydrosere

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hydrosere [′hī·drə‚sir]
(ecology)
Community in which the pioneer plants invade open water, eventually forming some kind of soil such as peat or muck.
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Unlike peatlands of the northern Great Lakes region and other northern localities in North America, conifers do not characterize the later stages of the peatland hydrosere in Indiana.
The structure and composition of vegetation in the lake-fill ... by Wujek, Daniel E. / Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
 
 
 
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