the importance of the agricultural revolution is A)soil erosion B)habitat destruction C)domestication of plants and animals D)all of the above

It is all of the above because the agriculture revolution impacted our current society through A, B and C. Soil erosion is wearing away the topsoil which was because of all the humans using it. Habitat destruction was a HUGE part (and still is) of society. The loss of animals that happened during this time was a lot and was mostly because of people taking there land away.
Domestication is the process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use. The animals where raised for food, clothes, medicine and other uses. All plants and animals in a domestic relationship must be raised by humans.

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Labor costs would be a large factor holding production of shade-grown coffee back. if it requires higher labor costs to receive a smaller benefit per hectare, then these costs would be prohibitive on expanding this practice to all coffee growing.