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Biology, 22.03.2021 22:00 joe805

How do lichens prepare bare rock to support the growth of plants? A. They use nitrogen from the air to make nutrients that plants can use.
B. They release acids that help break down the rock to form soil.
C. They replace smaller trees and shrubs that can't get enough sunlight.
D. They add nutrients to the rock and have roots that hold the rock together.

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