Question

How are plants that grow in grasslands different from the ones that grow in the desert habitat?

Answer 1

Answer:

Forests occupy the most favourable environments, where moisture is adequate for growth and survival of a tall, dense vegetation dominated by trees. Deserts are found where moisture is so lacking that a continuous, permanent vegetation cover cannot be maintained. Grasslands lie between these two extremes.

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