Question

Intensive roots of the grass in Prairie absorb more moisture from the ground and prevent the grazing animals from pulling them out? True or false?

Answer 1

Answer:

Intensive roots of the grass in Prairie absorb more moisture from the ground is True

Explanation:

The grass grows in the temperate region can withstand more hot and cold. The temperate regions experience less rainfall and more drought. The temperate grass is called Prairie absorbs moisture and dies soon causing the soil fertile. Even during a fire the root portion sprouts again. The grazing animals cannot uproot them that easily as they are strongly rooted downwards.

Answer 2

Answer:

true

Explanation:

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