Given that the tundra is very dry most of the year, why don't plants that live on the tundra have deep roots to search for water?

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M Rajoy · Answer 1 · 2022-05-06T08:12:12+0000

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plants that are shorter and need little to no soil are most efficient. Lichens, which are part fungus and usually part algae, don't need extensive root or water-transportation system

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