Question

.In "Wild Rice under the Microscope," the author suggests that the decline of wild rice can be attributed to causes other than sulfate in the water. Provide TWO pieces of evidence from the article that support this statement.

Answer 1

Answer:

The author can approach constant pollution and Eutrophication as processes that promote the decline of wild rice.

Explanation:

Wild rice is produced by algae of the Zizania L. species, which in addition to being very sensitive to excess sulfate in the water, are also victims of constant pollution of the bodies of that and eutrophication that promote the death of these algae in large quantities, making the production of the increasingly small wild rice.