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Serhud [2]
3 years ago
10

A negative effect that conograss could have on other organizms in its habitat

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Lisa [10]3 years ago
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Cogon grass is an invasive grass that is considered a pest in 73 countries and a weed of 35 crops worldwide. As a perennial grass weed, it is an inferior forage grass that negatively impacts biodiversity. It creates a very competitive environment for commercially-important species and <span>displaces native animal and plant species. Cogon grass can also alter fire regimes.  </span>
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If the parents have blood type A and B, then they can have an AB blood type offspring. If the parents have blood type A and B and they both are heterozygous (IB i and IA i), then they can also have a O blood type child.

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i.e.,            <u> Blood Type </u>                             <u>Genotype </u>

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                           B                                     IB IB or IB i

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                           O                                            ii      

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