SAT, 17.11.2020 19:40 Aliyah2020
The table below compares wildlife supported by two plants growing around a lakeside ecosystem in South Florida.
Plant Species and Wildlife Data
Plant Species Wildlife Supported
Sawgrass Alligators, Snails
Melaleuca None
After a 25-year period, 95% of the ecosystem was covered by melaleuca. What would be the likely impact of this on the wildlife population?
Decreases, as shelter is a limiting factor
Increases, as shelter is a limiting factor
Decreases, as water is a limiting factor
Increases, as water is a limiting factor
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