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AP Human Geography
Unit 5 – Agriculture and Rural Land–Use
Topic 5.9
How does monoculture impact biodiversity on farmland?
It significantly reduces biodiversity by limiting the variety of species present on farmland.
Increases biodiversity by introducing new plant species into the environment.
It has negligible effects on biodiversity as it doesn't alter ecosystems substantially.
It promotes biodiversity by cultivating a single crop intensively over a wide area.
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AP Human Geography - 5.9 The Global System of Agriculture
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