A contains chemicals that produces changes to inhibitants on earth
B- create food from subs energy
C- produces oxygen in air breathed helping animals stay alive
D- form the foundation of nearly every food chain
E- create habitats where animals can live
F- provide humans with natural resources like lumber
Our answer is f as it take outside influence. Are we looking at it correctly?
Yes, you are looking at it correctly. Option F, "provide humans with natural resources like lumber," is not considered a direct benefit of plants to the natural environment or ecosystem. While plants do provide natural resources that humans can use, the options A, B, C, D, and E are all specific ecological benefits of plants. These benefits include the production of chemicals that can affect other organisms, the creation of food through photosynthesis, the production of oxygen which is essential for animals, the foundation of food chains, and the creation of habitats for animals to live in. Option F focuses more on the human-centric perspective of plants as a natural resource rather than the ecological benefits they provide.
