An invasive plant that can live in nutrient poor soil moves into an abandoned field. Later this land is cleared of this invasive species and it is discovered that now the soil is nitrogen rich. What is the best conclusion that can be made? Group of answer choices

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11 February, 06:45

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Aliya Haynes · Answer 1

The invasive species put back nitrogin that the soil was missing. The didn't need the extra nitrogen and put it back into the ground.