According to Bruce Smith, the ancestors of domesticated seed plants were
A) weedy generalists that thrived in disturbed environments.
B) specialized plants with dietary appeal that required careful tending.
C) preferred plants that attracted wild animals that fed on them.
D) third choice plants that human beings ate only when necessary.

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Bruce Smith suggests that the ancestors of domesticated seed plants were weedy generalists that thrived in disturbed environments, making them more adaptable and likely to be selected for domestication.

According to Bruce Smith, the Ancestors of Domesticated Seed Plants