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Which biome receives too little water to support the growth of trees? taiga rain forest deciduous forest grassland
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Which biome receives too little water to support the growth of trees?

taiga


rain forest


deciduous forest


grassland

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Grassland

Step-by-step explanation:

Grasslands have too little water to support trees as it does not rain very often in more temperate Grasslands

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