An example of a density-independent factor that affects a population's growth is
A) insects eating your tomato plants.
B) your tomato plants competing for water.
C) a fungus infecting your tomato plants.
D) frost killing all of your tomato plants.
E) All answers are correct.

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Since the occurrence of frost depends on the weather and not on the number of plants, it is density-independent.

An Example of a Density-Independent Factor That Affects a Population's