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What is the growth pattern of flowering rush in Chestermere Lake?

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What is the growth pattern of flowering rush in Chestermere Lake?

Flowering rush (Butomus umbellatus) is a pink flowering perennial that has been identified as a prohibited noxious weed in Alberta. It is native to Europe, Africa, and Asia, but due to its prolific growth rate on shorelines, it has been crowding out the native species of Alberta.

The following table shows the population growth of flowering rush in Chestermere Lake of Calgary.
What is the growth pattern of flowering rush in Chestermere Lake?
Select one:
a. exponential
b. lag
c. logistic
d. J-curve

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