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Plants such as leafy spurge can double their population size every year in part because of their eff

Plants such as leafy spurge can double their population size every year in part because of their efficient production of large amounts of seeds. Populations that can double every year, such as leafy spurge,
A) will do so endlessly, eventually achieving a global distribution.
B) are examples of logistic growth.
C) probably have more predators than other species.
D) exhibit exponential growth as they spread to new regions.

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