The statements below describe the secondary succession that occurred in an area of a forest that had been previously destroyed by forest fire. Number these events in the order that they might have occurred.
A few weeds begin to grow from the bare soil.
Bushes and pine seedlings make an appearance.
A fire burns thousands of acres of land.
A climax community of conifers and evergreens is seen across the landscape.
Grasses and ferns appear.
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