Which of the following is an example of trade-offs in plant adaptations? Hints H

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Which of the following is an example of trade-offs in plant adaptations? Hints Hint 1. (click to open) Because of the high availability of light, they are growing rapidly and have ample leaf material. You find a plant living in a low-nutrient environment. It has a very high root-to-shoot ratio. If you fertilize the plant, you will find that it will continue to increase its growth, particularly its root-to-shoot ratio, in direct correlation with the amount of fertilizer you've added. In a region of high light, you find a plant that has a very low root-to-shoot ratio with large, broad leaves and very short roots. In aropon d lowenu In a forest floor outside of Seattle, you find a plant growing in a very shaded area. You determine that it has consistently low respiration rates, but it also reaches maximum net photosynthesis at lower light levels than its neighbors growing in higher-light environments.

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option 5- In a forest floor outside of Seathle, you find a plant growing in a very shaded area.....in higher light environments.

this is an example of tradeoff because in the same viscinity with almost every factor consistent, one factor i.e. light which because a deciding factor for the plant to have an tradeoff adaptation.

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