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In farmland areas poor drainage can lead to a buildup of salt in
water supplies. A student performed an investigation to study the
effects of salinity on the germination rates of seeds. The student
places seeds in several solutions containing 0% to 3% salt. The
data from this investigation is shown below and suggests that
increased salinity in more areas may lead to a decrease in which of
the following?
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What is the answer for the complicated molecules that make up living things usually contain carbon. why is carbon so important in these molecules?
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In farmland areas poor drainage can lead to a buildup of salt in
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