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magmichele12

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A GMO (genetically modified organism)
 
  A) mixes genetic material from species that would not otherwise mix in nature.
  B) mixes pollinator species to ensure plant diversity.
  C) controls soil components to ensure plant hardiness.
  D) controls irrigation and sunlight to train the plant toward hardiness.
  E) extracts genetic material from a plant organism to remove recessive genes.

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Subsistence farmers are able to increase food supply by
 
  A) participating more regularly in periodic markets.
  B) producing cash crops for revenue to purchase food.
  C) intensifying production through increased labor supply and the addition of new techniques.
  D) slash and burn agriculture.
  E) switching to livestock grazing.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 14, 2018
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