Trees may be damaged by animals which rub against them,wearing away a strip of bark right around the tree trunk and exposing the xylem. The tree will then

  • A
    Die quickly,because the leaves are deprived of food and water
  • B
    Die quickly,because fungi enter the trunk through the wounds
  • C
    Continue to grow,because bark always regrows to cover a wound
  • D
    Die slowly,because the roots cannot replenish their food reserves

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