Europe's non-native forests: pick all that apply. are grown on poor quality land increase biodiversity support less biodiversity usually have only one tree species

All 3 answers are correct except the second one.

are grown on poor quality landusually have only one tree speciessupport less biodiversity

Explanation:

The continent of the Europe is the sixth-largest in the world and includes the forest of 1,015 million hectares, and all include the mixed forest types and the upper side have 90% of the coniferous forest and the southern parts have the Mediterranean type of climate forest's, with most of the scrubs and the evergreen and the mixed forests The Bialowieza is the largest ancient native forest in Europe and is apart from this there are some nonnative species that have less and fewer trees and support less or fewer bio-diversities and have poor land quality.

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