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Biology, 02.02.2021 08:10 brandy127

Why is understanding the niche of tree species important in forest management? A)
It helps determine what kind of fertilizer is needed.
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It helps determine where the trees can be best planted or cultivated.
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It helps determine the type of organisms that use it as a habitat.
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It helps determine what kind of weather will affect it.

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