Question

1. why is fire considered a common management practice? suppresses invasive species such as shrubs and trees teaches grazing animals to stay away from specific areas fire is not a common practice and should be avoided fire burns and removes topsoil so fertile soil will be available

Explanation:

Fire can suppress invasive species like shrubs and trees. Grazing animals' behavior isn't typically taught by fire in this context. Fire is a common practice in some ecosystems (contradicting the "not a common practice" option). Fire usually damages topsoil rather than making fertile soil available.

Answer:

suppresses invasive species such as shrubs and trees