What is the relationship between crops bred for greater yields and sweet-enhancing volatiles? a farmers have discovered they cannot control the sweet-enhancing volatiles in crops bred for greater yields. b crops that are bred to have greater yields often have more sweet-enhancing volatiles. c farmers are more concerned with the quality of crops’ sweet-enhancing volatiles than yields. d crops that are bred to have greater yields naturally have fewer sweet-enhancing volatiles.

D is the answer.

Explanation:

When crops are bred to have greater yield, the farmers normally focus more on greater yield because such crop mostly have lower sweet enhancing volatile.

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