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Author Question: What is the limiting factor for the growth of trees in the tundra? A) low precip (Read 656 times)

penza

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What is the limiting factor for the growth of trees in the tundra?
A) low precipitation
B) cold temperatures
C) insufficient minerals in bedrock
D) pH of soils
E) permafrost


Celeste

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Reply #1 on: Aug 9, 2019
E


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