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| − | A mechanism for succession in which any species can start the succession, but the eventual climax community is reached in a somewhat orderly fashion; early species neither facilitate nor inhibit subsequent colonists. | + | <u>In Biology</u> |
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| + | 1) A mechanism for succession in which any species can start the succession, but the eventual climax community is reached in a somewhat orderly fashion; early species neither facilitate nor inhibit subsequent colonists. | ||
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| + | 2) Tolerance is the need for increased amounts of the substance to gain the desired effect. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:33, 14 June 2012
In Biology
1) A mechanism for succession in which any species can start the succession, but the eventual climax community is reached in a somewhat orderly fashion; early species neither facilitate nor inhibit subsequent colonists.
In Psycology
2) Tolerance is the need for increased amounts of the substance to gain the desired effect.