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What organism that is most likely to compete with a wildflower for water?
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∙ 12y ago
What kind of plants compete for water? Its depends where that plant is growing, If it is growing next to a tree or An animals habitat they will not get the amount of water they need. But if there by its self in a little area and has good soil then it will grow all good.
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Select the organism that is most likely to compete with a wildflower for water?
A Scrub
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What are two resources for organisms are likely to compete?
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Which of these would most likely live in a temperate forest biome?
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Is most likely the result of an organism having lipids its body?
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