Question

which of the following is a problem with monoculture crops? one disease has the potential to kill the entire crop. they are very low maintenance and can be forgotten. there are a better variety of species planted as crops. they can be priced higher when sold in bulk.

Explanation:

Monoculture crops involve growing a single type of crop. Since all plants are the same, they have similar vulnerabilities. A disease that targets that specific crop type can spread easily and potentially destroy the entire crop. The other options are incorrect: low maintenance is not a problem (it's a perceived benefit, not a problem), monoculture lacks species variety, and bulk pricing being higher is not a typical problem of monoculture.

Answer:

A. One disease has the potential to kill the entire crop.