The answer for this question is AA
The few dandelions developed a resistance to the herbicide and the herbicide would not be effective in the control of future generations of dandelions because the future generations would be offspring of the resistant strain of dandelions which means the herbicide wouldn't have an effect on them. This principle has become a concern in the world of farming with the introduction of agent orange corn and round up ready GMOs. These GMOs have their genetic code altered to become resistant to their respective herbicides viz. Agent Orange and Round Up. If weeds were able to somehow be able to get thst gene. There would be problems
Answer:
somewhat answered, sorry it has been a bit
Explanation:
plants take in co2-->plant gets eaten-->animal dies, co2 moves to soil, some become fossil fuels
breathing puts co2 in the atmosphere, when fossil fuels are burned they are put into the atmosphere
co2 from the atmosphere dissolves in the surface of the ocean, photosynthesis
