In which part of Asia tundra vegetation are found.
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The subarctic north of Asia is occupied by a timberless zone of tundra vegetation. The subarctic climate and tundra vegetation give rise to specifically tundra-type soils, which are characterized by poor drainage (due to permafrost) and only a short period in which it is possible for organic substances to decompose.
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The subarctic north of Asia
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The subarctic north of Asia is occupied by a timberless zone of tundra vegetation. The subarctic climate and tundra vegetation give rise to specifically tundra-type soils, which are characterized by poor drainage (due to permafrost) and only a short period in which it is possible for organic substances to decompose.
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