Multiple Choice
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In the FACE experiment in a North Carolina forest, the amount of tree growth (change in carbon biomass per square meter) was measured under conditions of ambient CO2 (270 ppm in 2000, when measurements were done) and elevated CO2 (550 ppm) .Half of both the ambient and elevated plots were given additional nitrogen (fertilized) ; the other half were not (unfertilized) .According to the results shown, what can be concluded about the effectiveness of elevated CO2 on increasing rate of tree growth?
A) Elevated CO2 increases tree growth in all cases.
B) Elevated CO2 increases tree growth only when they are fertilized as well.
C) Elevated CO2 has little effect on tree growth at any time.
D) Elevated CO2 increases tree growth most when trees are unfertilized.
E) Tree growth is highest under ambient, not elevated, CO2 levels.
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