Right three features of plants grow in mountain region
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plants growing in mountain regions do not require energy and nutrients to develop new leaves.
They have needle shaped leaves so that water and snow can slide away easily.
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Plants on mountains and hills are tall, straight and have slopping shape to make the snow fall off easily. They are usually flowerless and have cones with seeds inside them. The leaves are needle like with waxy coating. For example, fir, deodar, pine, cedar, small flowerless plants like ferns, lichens and mosses etc.
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- Trees. Plains cottonwood. Honey mesquite. ...Shrubs. Oklahoma plum. Common choke-cherry. ...Conifers. Rocky mountain juniper. Eastern red cedar. ...Succulents. Teddy-bear cholla. Narrow-leaf yucca. ...Vines. Old man's beard. Snapdragon vine. ...
- Trees. Plains cottonwood. Honey mesquite. ...Shrubs. Oklahoma plum. Common choke-cherry. ...Conifers. Rocky mountain juniper. Eastern red cedar. ...Succulents. Teddy-bear cholla. Narrow-leaf yucca. ...Vines. Old man's beard. Snapdragon vine. ...Grasses. Western wheatgrass. Cane bluestem. ...
- Trees. Plains cottonwood. Honey mesquite. ...Shrubs. Oklahoma plum. Common choke-cherry. ...Conifers. Rocky mountain juniper. Eastern red cedar. ...Succulents. Teddy-bear cholla. Narrow-leaf yucca. ...Vines. Old man's beard. Snapdragon vine. ...Grasses. Western wheatgrass. Cane bluestem. ...Wildflowers. Winecup. Purple coneflower.
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