Question

select the threats to u.s. forests.
eurasian pigs
kudzu vines
tape worms
norway maple

Explanation:

• Eurasian pigs: They can damage forest ecosystems by rooting up soil, which disrupts plant growth and can lead to soil erosion.
• Kudzu vines: An invasive plant that grows rapidly and can smother native trees and plants in forests, reducing biodiversity and altering the forest structure.
• Norway maple: An invasive tree species that can out - compete native forest trees for resources like sunlight, water, and nutrients.

Tapeworms are not a direct threat to U.S. forests as they are internal parasites of animals (mainly in the digestive system of vertebrates) and do not have a significant impact on the forest ecosystem structure or function.

Answer:

Eurasian pigs, Kudzu vines, Norway maple