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(Figure 19.14) If you excluded deer from the forest represented by the graph, what changes in importance would you likely see? A) Sugar maple's importance will increase both in the understorey and in the canopy. B) American beech's importance will increase in the understorey. C) Tulip poplar's importance will increase in the canopy. D) Tulip poplar's importance will increase in the understorey. (Figure 19.14) If you excluded deer from the forest represented by the graph, what changes in importance would you likely see?


A) Sugar maple's importance will increase both in the understorey and in the canopy.
B) American beech's importance will increase in the understorey.
C) Tulip poplar's importance will increase in the canopy.
D) Tulip poplar's importance will increase in the understorey.

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