Trees Are Often Long-Lived, Strongly Competitive, Produce Thousands of Offspring

question 99

Multiple Choice

Trees are often long-lived, strongly competitive, produce thousands of offspring, and disperse their offspring widely. Trees are therefore often best described as having traits that are characteristic of which of the following:

• A) r -strategists.
• B) K -strategists.
• C) both r - and K -strategists.
• D) Type I survivorship.
• E) Type II survivorship.

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