The climax vegetation in a lithosere of temperate zone is dominated by plants like:
Correct answer: B. Quercus
- A. Boswellia
- B. Quercus
- C. Anogeissus
- D. Balanites
Explanation
In a temperate lithosere, succession can culminate in a temperate forest dominated by broad-leaved trees such as Quercus. Boswellia, Balanites and Anogeissus are associated more with warm or dry regions.
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