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Which abiotic factor might be expected to change in an oak forest ecosystem if a disease destroys all of the oak trees? A. wind B. rainfall C. available sunlight D. gaseous nitrogen
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Which abiotic factor might be expected to change in an oak forest ecosystem if a disease destroys all of the oak trees?

A. wind
B. rainfall
C. available sunlight
D. gaseous nitrogen

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the answer is gaseous nitrogen :)
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Answer: its D

Step-by-step explanation:

because the ecosystem will change if it causes disease to oak forest.

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