The overuse of chemical fertilizers has resulted in the growth of some lawns in which decomposers cannot live. This would interfere most directly with the ability of the lawn ecosystem to

(1) recycle energy

(2) recycle nutrients

(3) maintain atmospheric pH

(4) reduce biodiversity

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5 April, 18:32

The overuse of chemical fertilizers has resulted in the growth of some lawns in which decomposers cannot live. This would interfere most directly with the ability of the lawn ecosystem to

(1) recycle energy

(2) recycle nutrients

(3) maintain atmospheric pH

(4) reduce biodiversity

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Odin Howard · Answer 1

With the overuse of chemical fertilizers, many lawns now have it to where decomposers can't live. This interferes most directly with the lawn ecosystem to recycle important nutrients. The correct answer is choice number 2.

The overuse of chemical fertilizers has resulted in the growth of some lawns in which decomposers cannot live. This would interfere most directly with the ability of the lawn ecosystem to(1) recycle energy(2) recycle nutrients(3) maintain atmospheric pH(4) reduce biodiversity

The overuse of chemical fertilizers has resulted in the growth of some lawns in which decomposers cannot live. This would interfere most directly with the ability of the lawn ecosystem to

(1) recycle energy

(2) recycle nutrients

(3) maintain atmospheric pH

(4) reduce biodiversity