When overgrazing occurs, it does not allow the vegetation to complete its entire life cycle. The plants never reach the stage where they can release their seeds in order to reproduce. If this occurs time and time again, hypothesize what the rangeland landscape could transform into?
A.
A vast desert
B.
A flowing stream
C.
A contaminated field
D.
A steep mountain

Question

When overgrazing occurs, it does not allow the vegetation to complete its entire life cycle. The plants never reach the stage where they can release their seeds in order to reproduce. If this occurs time and time again, hypothesize what the rangeland landscape could transform into?
	A.	
A vast desert
 	B.	
A flowing stream
 	C.	
A contaminated field
 	D.	
A steep mountain

zeronknight · Answer

A or C?

cderaalien · Answer

It might be better to post this in the biology section, not in math.

zeronknight · Answer

Nobody is in biology section.

cderaalien · Answer

Let me read your question though, and okay.

cderaalien · Answer

A. I believe so.

cderaalien · Answer

If it getting overgrazed, then no grass is growing, which results in a landscape like a desert, from my point of view...

cderaalien · Answer

@Zeronknight let me know if it's right.

zeronknight · Answer

ok