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What was the environmental risk of replacing mixed natural forests with monoculture plantations?

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Correct answer: Local diversity and habitats of many species could decrease

The direct answer is A: local diversity and the habitats of many species could decrease. A mixed natural forest contains many kinds of trees, plants, insects, birds, animals, fungi, and microorganisms. A monoculture plantation replaces this variety with one main species planted for commercial use. Step by step, fewer plant types provide fewer kinds of food and shelter; some animals and other organisms then lose suitable habitats; ecological diversity and resilience may decline. Option A is correct. Option B is wrong because planting one crop does not automatically end forest laws. Option C is wrong because plantations often strengthen, rather than remove, government control. Option D is wrong because one species usually gives less varied habitat, not more habitat for every organism. Memory cue: monoculture means one crop, so think reduced biodiversity.

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Biodiversity-Risk-HardThe Rise Of Commercial ForestryForest Society And ColonialismHistoryClass 9 Mcq

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