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Some pine trees are able to live through forest fires because of their thick bark. After a forest fire, new pine trees can grow in the space left by other trees that burned down. How does thick bark help to increase the pine tree population?

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  • It produces more food for the tree.
  • It increases the nutrients in the soil.
  • It releases more oxygen from the tree.
  • It decreases the competition for resources.

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