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19. Human activity may alter or "deflect" the natural course of succession, which
leads to a change in the climax community. An example of a human activity that
deflects succession would be grass mowing. The climax community that develops from
a deflected succession is called a plagioclimax community. Which of these would not
be human actions that may lead to plagioclimax communities.
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pruning trees
grazing animals
forest management
developing area
gardening
controlled burning



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The human actions that may lead to plagioclimax communities are:

1. Pruning trees
2. Developing area
3. Gardening

Pruning trees, developing areas for construction or urbanization, and gardening by altering the natural vegetation and landscape can disrupt the natural succession process, leading to the formation of plagioclimax communities. These communities are characterized by a different composition and structure compared to the climax community that would have developed naturally without human intervention.

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