Why is a reduction in biodiversity due to loss of plant populations especially destructive to an ecosystem? A. Plants have the most biomass B. Plants are resistant to disease C. Plants are primary producers

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Why is a reduction in biodiversity due to loss of plant populations especially destructive to an ecosystem?

A. Plants have the most biomass

B. Plants are resistant to disease

C. Plants are primary producers

D. Plants are part of the food web

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B. Plants are resistant to disease

Sangam Belose answered May 27, 2021

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