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Unlike crested wheatgrass, an alien species from siberia that forms only shallow roots and produces tall above-ground shoots, native north american grasses develop an extensive root system, allowing for greater enrichment of the

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Unlike crested wheatgrass, an alien species from Siberia that forms only shallow roots and produces tall above-ground shoots, native North American grasses develop an extensive root system, allowing for greater enrichment of the soil, but do not grow to be very tall.

(A) native North American grasses develop an extensive root system, allowing for greater enrichment of the soil, but do not grow to be very

(B) native North American grasses develop an extensive root system, which allows for their greater enrichment of the soil, but without growing to be that

(C) the root system of native North American grasses is extensive, allowing for greater enrichment of the soil, but they do not grow to be very

(D) the root system of native North American grasses is more extensive, allowing for the greater enrichment of the soil, but these grasses do not grow to be very .

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