Geography, asked by manupandit1986, 15 hours ago

natural vegetation found in the polar regions.​

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Answered by ashuramdasi143
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No,in polar regions ther will be no natural vegetation

Answered by rashmietw35
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Answer:

There is a wide source of vegetation in the polar region but there are few spices are common in the southern and northern polar region. The arctic consists of desert and tundra vegetations.

The desert vegetation is consist of alage , lichens and mosses .

Lichens are the most dominant plant .

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