Nitrogen Is Absorbed by Plants Through Their Roots

Multiple Choice

Nitrogen is absorbed by plants through their roots.It is a limiting resource, meaning that its abundance directly limits plant growth.A plant species that produces many roots can significantly reduce soil nitrogen locally, resulting in the mortality of neighboring individual plants of that species.This is an example of

A) exploitative competition.
B) interference competition.
C) interspecific competition.
D) character displacement.
E) resource partitioning.