Environmental
Saguaro cacti in Arizona are relevant to real estate development because:
AThey have no legal protection
BThey are protected under Arizona law and may need to be transplanted rather than destroyed during development✓ Correct
COnly those on state land are protected
DThey are protected only on federal land
Explanation
Saguaro cacti are protected under Arizona's Native Plant Law. Developers typically cannot destroy them; they must be transplanted, sold to licensed nurseries, or a permit obtained.
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