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The author concludes that the donated trees are probably consistent with the master plan that calls for the planting of trees that are native to the area, except for those that grow very large. This is because the donated trees came from Three Rivers Nursery, which sells mostly native trees and shrubs.

The author assumes that the donated trees do not grow to be very large.

This doesn’t help show that the donated trees don’t grow to be very large. It also doesn’t suggest that the donated trees are among the species that could be very large but also consistent with the plan.

The stimulus says cottonwood trees are very large. So, this doesn’t help show the donated trees do not grow to be very large.

We’re talking about donated trees. So whether the nursery sells native shrubs has no impact.

We’re talking about donated trees. Whether other kinds of trees are hard to find has no impact on whether the trees that were already donated are consistent with the plan.

This helps show that the donated trees, which came from the Three Rivers Nursery, do not grow to be very large. So, the trees won’t violate the plan due to being very large.

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