A marsh supports a large population of cattails, which are tall wetland plants. Purple loosestrife, an invasive wetland plant, i
s introduced to the marsh. Both purple loosestrife and cattails require access to sunlight and space along the floor of the marsh to grow. What effect will the growth of purple loosestrife have on the marsh's carrying capacity for cattails? A.
The carrying capacity will decrease because invasive species are typically predators of native species.
B.
The carrying capacity will increase because the cattails can use resources produced by purple loosestrife.
C.
The carrying capacity will increase because invasive species are typically beneficial to ecosystems.
D.
The carrying capacity will decrease because the cattails will have increased competition for resources.
They all have these traits: <span>Cellular organization, Reproduction, Metabolism, Homeostasis, Heredity, Response to stimuli, Growth and development, and <span>Adaptation through evolution.</span></span>
