Which of the following statements about wildfires in deciduous forests is not true?
a. Deciduous forests are unaffected by wildfires.
b. Lichen and moss growth increases in deciduous forests as a result of wildfires.
c. Nutritional quality of new growth increases temporarily after a wildfire.
d. The quantity of trees in deciduous forests is unaffected when it occurs less than once every five years.

Question

Which of the following statements about wildfires in deciduous forests is not true?
a. Deciduous forests are unaffected by wildfires.
b. Lichen and moss growth increases in deciduous forests as a result of wildfires.
c. Nutritional quality of new growth increases temporarily after a wildfire.
d. The quantity of trees in deciduous forests is unaffected when it occurs less than once every five years.

anonymous · Answer

i think D