Question

question 16 1 pts this organism is an example of an invasive species in the us due to its ability take nutrients from plants in the southern us via parasitism? cyanobacteria koi fish kudzu vines rabbits question 17 1 pts which level of ecological organization is correct? smallest to largest populations - communities - organism - biomes organism - biome - community - population biomes - populations - communities - organism organism - community - population - biome

Explanation:

For Question 16: Kudzu Vines are invasive in the US and can parasitize plants to take nutrients. Cyanobacteria are not known for this type of parasitism in the Southern US context, Koi Fish are not parasitic in this sense, and Rabbits do not parasitize plants for nutrients in this way.
For Question 17: The correct ecological organization from smallest to largest is organism (an individual living being), population (a group of the same - species organisms), community (multiple populations of different species in an area), and biome (a large region with distinct climate and characteristic plant and animal communities).

Answer:

Question 16: C. Kudzu Vines
Question 17: Organism - population - community - biome