In the fall, some farmers plow the remains of

corn plants into the ground. This activity

contributes most directly to the

(1) increase in the biodiversity of their fields

(2) depletion of nonrenewable resources

(3) destruction of natural habitats

(4) recycling of organic matter

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Janiya Nash

Biology

20 March, 08:59

In the fall, some farmers plow the remains of

corn plants into the ground. This activity

contributes most directly to the

(1) increase in the biodiversity of their fields

(2) depletion of nonrenewable resources

(3) destruction of natural habitats

(4) recycling of organic matter

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Damari Walters · Answer 1

Number one increase the biodiversity of there fields

Allison Mcdaniel · Answer 2

It could be either 1 or 4. It's mostly a practice that allows farmers to plant cover crops, and to also allow the nitrates and other minerals in the soil to return to normal and retain it more

In the fall, some farmers plow the remains ofcorn plants into the ground. This activitycontributes most directly to the(1) increase in the biodiversity of their fields(2) depletion of nonrenewable resources(3) destruction of natural habitats(4) recycling of organic matter

In the fall, some farmers plow the remains of

corn plants into the ground. This activity

contributes most directly to the

(1) increase in the biodiversity of their fields

(2) depletion of nonrenewable resources

(3) destruction of natural habitats

(4) recycling of organic matter