Fungi, needing organic matter on which to grow, are rarely found in caverns,

Which can you infer from this statement?

A) Organic material is seldom found in caverns,

B) Fungi don't grow well in the dark,

C) Organic matter is dependent upon fungi,

D) Caverns have never contained fungi.

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Isaac

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16 February, 09:15

Fungi, needing organic matter on which to grow, are rarely found in caverns,

Which can you infer from this statement?

A) Organic material is seldom found in caverns,

B) Fungi don't grow well in the dark,

C) Organic matter is dependent upon fungi,

D) Caverns have never contained fungi.

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Fungi, needing organic matter on which to grow, are rarely found in caverns,Which can you infer from this statement?A) Organic material is seldom found in caverns,B) Fungi don't grow well in the dark,C) Organic matter is dependent upon fungi,D) Caverns have never contained fungi.

Fungi, needing organic matter on which to grow, are rarely found in caverns,

Which can you infer from this statement?

A) Organic material is seldom found in caverns,

B) Fungi don't grow well in the dark,

C) Organic matter is dependent upon fungi,

D) Caverns have never contained fungi.