If a fungicide was applied near a plant, how might it kill the plant?
A. By killing the fungus associated with the plant's roots
B. By killing the insects that pollinate the plants
C. By breaking down the chitin in the plant's cell walls
D. Fungicides kill fungi, not plants, so the plant would be fine.
Answer: A
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