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The Evolutionary Background In our first post, we talked about how geology and climate dictate what plants grow in different areas. We went on to discuss how disturbance events dictate plant communities. Combining those concepts on the geologic timescale – many millions of years, to keep it simple – provides the evolutionary basis for the […]https://georgiapiedmont.wildones.org/wp-content/images/sites/113/2022/08/GraniteOutcrop-1-of-1-1024x683.jpg