Biology, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

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In the 1950s, a fungus nearly wiped out an entire species of bananas that were produced through cloning.

Which explains why the fungus had such a strong impact on the bananas?

The bananas had a lack of genetic variation.
The fungus had a lack of genetic variation.
The bananas were not resistant to weed killer.
The fungus was not resistant to weed killer.

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Answered by sumaiya304
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Answer:

The fungus had a lack of genetic variation

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Answered by Anonymous
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QUESTION

Why wre bananas wiped out by fungus??

ANSWER

Bcoz the bananas had a lack of genetic variation due to which it was easy for the fungus to wipe them all at once...!

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