Multiple Choice
A farmer sprays a field with an herbicide that kills most of the weeds he finds. Could the weeds develop resistance to the herbicide over the course of a growing season?
A) Yes; the herbicide will induce mutations that create resistance alleles.
B) Yes; if the weeds have enough genetic variation, they can evolve rapidly through natural selection.
C) No; the process of evolution is very slow. The evolution of herbicide resistance would take thousands of years.
D) No; in order to develop resistance, the weeds would have to hybridize with a plant that is already resistant to the herbicide.
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