Tundra vegetation zones are treeless because the ground is frozen and trees cannot send roots down into the soil for nutrients and water. true or false

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Tundra vegetation zones are treeless because the ground is frozen and trees cannot send roots down into the soil for nutrients and water.

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Your answer is True.

Muneef M answered Feb 25, 2023

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