subsere
/ˈsʌbsɪə/Ecology
noun
A secondary succession beginning on a site previously vegetated but disturbed in some way, as by burning, flooding, etc.; a secondary sere.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Frederic Edward Clements (1874–1945). From sub- + sere.
- unerringness
- unescapable
- UNESCO
- unescorted
- unessential
- unestablished
- unethical
- unethically
- unevangelical
- uneven
- uneven bars
- unevenly
- unevenness
- uneventful
- uneventfully
- uneventfulness
- unevolved
- unexaggerated
- unexamined
- unexampled
- unexcelled
- unexceptionable
- unexceptionableness
- unexceptionably
- unexceptional