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Suppose that a mutant plant is unable to make methyl salicylate. Why is it not likely to survive in the wild

Suppose that a mutant plant is unable to make methyl salicylate. Why is it not likely to survive in the wild
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Suppose that a mutant plant is unable to make methyl salicylate. Why is it not likely to survive in the wild

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Answer: because I’m order for it to compete with the others it has to be able to make methyl salicylate

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