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During a transaction review led by Finley Diaz, the following issue arises: A tenant farmer planted an annual crop, and the tenancy ends unexpectedly before harvest through no fault of the tenant.
Which response is most consistent with national real-estate principles?
- The crop is a mineral right because it comes from land.
- Emblements may let the tenant return to harvest the annual crop.
- The tenant may harvest perennial trees as emblements indefinitely.
- The crop always transfers immediately to the landlord as a fixture.
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