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The Perennial Pepperweed was first introduced in Las Vegas during the 19th century. This weed damages the soil and makes it impossible for other plants to grow around it. It has been continuing to spread in southern Nevada and threatens many organisms in the area. The Perennial pepperweed is an example of:

(A) An endangered species.
(B) An invasive species.
(C) An abiotic factor.
(D) A non-living factor.

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Perennial pepperweed is an invasive species, as shown in option B.

How to define an invasive species?

  • Organisms that originated in one area and spread to other areas.
  • Organisms that cause problems in the area where they invaded.
  • Organisms compete with local species for the same natural resources.

We can determine that the Perennial pepperweed is an invasive species because despite having been created in Las Vegas in the 19th century, it is invading other areas, mainly in southern Nevada, where it causes problems for local plants.

This is because the Perennial pepperweed takes over the soil, damaging it and preventing other species from growing.

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