Answer: Primary succession
Explanation:
The formation of a new community on land that has never had organisms grow on it before is referred to as the primary succession.
Primary succession takes place when there is no ecosystem that has existed before. It should be noted that the primary ecosystem is a slow process due to the fact that it starts on bare rock. This then provides a habitat which can be colonized. An example of primary succession is when there is eruption of volcanoes.
