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Which is a possible outcome for future generations of farmers if the same crop is planted on the same patch of land every year?
the soil could become infertile due to the lack of time for nutrients to be reinserted
the crops could become resistant to pests and insects through natural selection
the soil could become drought resistant due to the shallow root structure that would form
the crops could begin to change their genetic makeup due to mutations from the parent plants
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