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what is happening to the plant life on the shores of lake powell because of the changing water levels?
a. it is blossoming.
b. it is not able to grow.
c. it is restoring the land.
d. it is causing mold.

Explanation:

When water levels change frequently (such as fluctuating up and down), it disrupts the normal growth cycle of plants. Plants need relatively stable soil moisture and environmental conditions for germination, root development, and overall growth. Rapid or extreme water - level changes can lead to soil erosion, deprive plants of consistent access to water (either too much or too little at different times), and damage plant roots. This makes it difficult for plant life to establish and grow properly.

Answer:

B. It is not able to grow.