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Ellis Burton

12 May, 05:24

How can an invasive species like weeds affect crops on a farm?

A) It competes with the crops on that farm for resources.

B) It can turn productive land into unusable land.

C) It overtakes the crop population of that farm.

D) lț can serve as habitat for pests.

E) All of the above

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