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Few other plants can grow beneath the canopy of the sycamore
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Few other plants can grow beneath the canopy of the sycamore tree, whose leaves and pods produce a natural herbicide that leaches into the surrounding soil, ________ other plants that might compete for water and nutrients.
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| inhibiting |
| distingushing |
| nourishing | suppressing | harvesting |
| fertilizing |
Re: Few other plants can grow beneath the canopy of the sycamore
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24 Aug 2021, 09:21
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(A, D) If few plants can grow under the canopy of the sycamore tree, the sycamore must be doing something to inhibit or suppress the growth of other plants. In fact, sycamore leaves and pods produce a natural herbicide, a substance that is toxic to plants.
Re: Few other plants can grow beneath the canopy of the sycamore
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11 Jun 2024, 17:17
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Few other plants can grow beneath the canopy of the sycamore tree, whose leaves and pods produce a natural herbicide that leaches into the surrounding soil, ________ other plants that might compete for water and nutrients.
| Two Answers |
|---|
| inhibiting |
| distingushing |
| nourishing | suppressing | harvesting |
| fertilizing |
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