The Great Sunflower Project
A) has the goal of restoring native sunflowers to areas in the midwestern United States, where they are now extinct.
B) invites local citizen scientists to observe and document pollinators, which are in decline.
C) is attempting to preserve flower species by inserting into them genes from other species.
D) is the basis of a large organic agriculture project involving flowers with edible seeds.
B
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