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The maximum number of trees that can be grown in an area and have all of the resources they need to survive is the forest's _____________________.

The maximum number of trees that can be grown in an area and have all of the resources they need to survive is the forest's _____________________.
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The maximum number of trees that can be grown in an area and have all of the resources they need to survive is the forest's _____________________.

The maximum number of trees that can be grown in an area and have all of the resources-example-1
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the answer is carrying capacity
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Answer:

growth limit for trees

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the awnser is the growth limit for trees

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