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Which Species Would You Characterize as Seemingly Unresponsive to Changes

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Question 60

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  Which species would you characterize as seemingly unresponsive to changes in soil conditions across the transect? A)  black oak B)  hawkweed C)  ragwort D)  fireweed Which species would you characterize as seemingly unresponsive to changes in soil conditions across the transect?


A) black oak
B) hawkweed
C) ragwort
D) fireweed

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