You have a community composed of the following trees. Research determined the R* for each tree. Determine the outcome of the followingscenarios.NitrogenPhosphorousPotassiumRed oak10White oak1013.Assume you only have red, white and liveSwamp oak3101Live oak103oaks in a location competing for nitrogen. Which oak will win in competition?O A. redO B. whiteO C. liveO D. swamp

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You have a community composed of the following trees. Research determined the R* for each tree. Determine the outcome of the following scenarios. Nitrogen Phosphorous Potassium Red oak 1 10 White oak 10 3. Assume you only have red, white and live Swamp oak Live oak 3 10 1 10 1 oaks in a location competing for nitrogen. Which oak will win in competition? O A. red O B. white O C. live O R. swamp

You have a community composed of the following trees. Research determined the R* for each tree. Determine the outcome of the following scenarios. Nitrogen Phosphorous Potassium Red oak 1 10 White oak 10 3. Assume you only have red, white and live Swamp oak Live oak 3 10 1 10 1 oaks in a location competing for nitrogen. Which oak will win in competition? O A. red O B. white O C. live O R. swamp

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Chapter25: Human Impacts On The Biosphere

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