Question

write the names of the plant of snowy regions?​

Answer 1

Answer:

In wet areas of the tundra, there is tussock grasses and cotton grasses. In moist areas, there are short grasses, mosses, willows, and birches. The Antarcticvegetation consists of algae or lichens, and some bacteria and fungi. Mosses and lichens dominate though.

Answer 2

Answer:

Alpine trees can be found in snowy areas. Various pines and firs, aspen trees, Sugar Pine, lodgepole pines, Douglas fir and Sempervirens gigantea (Giant redwood).

Explanation:

Features of plants in cold regions:

• Plants have evolved in other ways in locations where there is a lot of snow and cold weather all year, such as the Arctic.
• Deciduous plants cope with a lack of water by shedding their leaves, which evaporate water into the atmosphere.
• Most deciduous plants lose their leaves and go dormant during the chilly winter months.
• Evergreen plants preserve their foliage, but they have waxy coatings on their leaves and needles to prevent water loss.

• Trees may grow near to the ground or in shapes that make it easier for them to shed heavy snow.
• Plants in snowy climates have needle-like leaves, which reduce the surface area of the leaves and so conserve water.
• They also have a cone-shaped canopy to prevent snow from collecting on the stomata of the leaves.