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When rainforest land, such as in the lower amazon, is suitable for agriculture, a single cash crop is often planted. such crops

include soy, rice, coffee, and bananas. in addition to the forest destruction, what is a possible result of such monocropping?

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andrew11 [14]3 years ago

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<u><em>If forests disappeared,Houses would cost alot because they are made from a different material.</em></u>

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