Which species would thrive if new York city were to be abandoned, according to Alan Weisman?

A. The Red deer

B. The domestic dog

C. The Chinese alianthus tree

D. The American chestnut tree

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Destiney Chambers

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12 January, 03:19

Which species would thrive if new York city were to be abandoned, according to Alan Weisman?

A. The Red deer

B. The domestic dog

C. The Chinese alianthus tree

D. The American chestnut tree

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Louis Yang · Answer 1

According to Alan Weisman, if New York City were to be abandoned, the species that would thrive would be option C. The Chinese ailanthus tree. According to Weisman, in the post-people world there would be no one to patch New York City and so after the weeds, the species that would thrive would be the exotic Chinese ailanthus tree, also known as tree-of-heaven. These trees are implacable invaders, capable of rooting everywhere, unnoticed until their leaves start poking from the sidewalk grates.

Which species would thrive if new York city were to be abandoned, according to Alan Weisman?A. The Red deerB. The domestic dogC. The Chinese alianthus treeD. The American chestnut tree

Which species would thrive if new York city were to be abandoned, according to Alan Weisman?

A. The Red deer

B. The domestic dog

C. The Chinese alianthus tree

D. The American chestnut tree