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In a forest fire, many oak trees were destroyed
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In a forest fire, many oak trees were destroyed. After the fire, numerous taller trees replaced the oak trees. What is the best explanation of this event?
A. The tall trees grow faster and create canopy, which did not allow oak trees to grow.
B. The burning of the trees changed the pH of the soil, which did not allow oak to grow.
C. Roots of shrubs and trees proliferate, taking over the place of the oak trees.
D. Oak trees succumb to pests, thus other pest resistant trees are able to proliferate.
