Geography, asked by PratyushMallik4611, 1 year ago

What conditions prevent trees from growing in the Tundra?

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Answered by shanmugamsullia

The harsh, cold climate along with the frozen soil, called permafrost, prevents trees from growing in the Tundra. The climate in the Tundra is cold with little to no rainfall.

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