Some grass species need fire in order for their seeds to germinate. Why might this adaptation be useful for grasses? A. Fire allows trees to grow and to provide shade for the grasses. B. The hot temperature of the fire helps the grasses grow faster. C. Seeds can germinate in an area that has been cleared by a fire. D. Fire discourages grazing by large animal so the grasses can grow higher.

D. Fire discourages grazing by large animals so grass can grow higher.

Explanation:

Fire allows trees to grow and provide shade for the grasses. ... Seeds can germinate in an area that has been cleared by a fire.

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