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In the Curtis Prairie Restoration Project,

In the Curtis Prairie Restoration Project,
A) there are expectations that the restored prairie will be exactly as it was when it was converted to farmland decades ago.
B) fire will be excluded to give prairie plants an advantage over agricultural weeds.
C) native prairie plant seeds were planted in abandoned farmland which was originally prairie.
D) Restored prairie will be reopened for agricultural development.

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