Which of the following is also called unwanted plants?A. WeedsB. ShrubsC. GrassesD. Feeds

The correct answer is A. Weeds.

Explanation:

Weeds are plants that grow where they are not wanted, often in competition with cultivated crops or in gardens. They are termed "unwanted plants" because they can hinder the growth of the desired plants by competing for nutrients, water, sunlight, and space.

Shrubs are woody plants that are typically smaller than trees and are not considered unwanted plants unless they are growing in an undesired location.

Grasses can be useful plants in many contexts, like lawns, pastures, and ecosystems, and are not generally termed unwanted unless they behave like weeds.

Feeds refer to food given to livestock, not plants themselves.

Thus, weeds are the correct term for unwanted plants.