Biology, 07.04.2021 08:30, DondreeColeman

All of the following are benefits of forest fires EXCEPT they foster new growth.
they destroy pests and diseases.
they clear undergrowth, allowing water to flow.
they limit the sunlight that reaches the forest floor.

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All of the following are benefits of forest fires EXCEPT they foster new growth.
they destroy...