In a hydrosere, the submered stage is followed by:
Correct answer: C. Floating plants
- A. Phytoplanktons
- B. Reed-swamps
- C. Floating plants
- D. Sedges
Explanation
In a hydrosere, submerged plants are followed by floating plants as sediment accumulation and changing light conditions make the surface zone suitable for them. Reed-swamps and sedges develop in later, shallower stages.
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