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Cheatgrass Is an Exotic Plant That Continues to Invade the Sagebrush

Question 36

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Cheatgrass is an exotic plant that continues to invade the sagebrush steppe ecosystems of the western interior United States. It is likely to decrease the ________ of the region.

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