You see a willow sapling that has the \"candelabra\" (highly branched) shape pic

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You see a willow sapling that has the "candelabra" (highly branched) shape pictured. What most likely caused this shape? This shape can only be caused by deliberate pruning of the tree; humans must have trimmed the tree into this shape. Browsing by moose released lateral buds from dormancy, resulting in the growth of more branches. Browsing by moose caused an increase in apical dominance, resulting in the growth of more branches. Willows are genetically predisposed to always have this highly branched shape. What are three adaptations that black spruce has to harsh winters, thin active layers, and low nutrient availability? shallow root system needles that are retained rather than regrown annually deep tap roots broad, flat leaves to catch limited summer sun conical shape that sheds snow effectively

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Answer: D. Willows are genetically predisposed to always have this highly branched shape

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