The student wants to emphasize a similarity between quack grass and g… | Verbal SAT Question

While researching a topic, a student has taken the following notes:

A nonnative species that causes environmental or economic harm when introduced to an ecosystem is considered invasive.
Quack grass is an invasive species of grass that crowds out crops and native plants.
It was first introduced to the US accidentally through seed contamination.
Giant reed is an invasive species of wetland plant that crowds out native plants and reduces wildlife habitat.
It was first introduced to the US to help control erosion.

The student wants to emphasize a similarity between quack grass and giant reed. Which choice most effectively uses relevant information from the notes to accomplish this goal?

Quack grass is an invasive species of wetland plant, and giant reed was first introduced accidentally through seed contamination.

Quack grass was first introduced accidentally through seed contamination, but it now crowds out crops and native plants.

Giant reed is an invasive species that crowds out native plants and reduces wildlife habitat, causing environmental harm.

The harm to ecosystems caused by giant reed and quack grass has led both species to be considered invasive in the US.