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How have plants adapted to the tundra? They have adapted to take nutrients from sandy soil. They have brightly colored leaves. They have adapted to low temperatures and harsh wi…

How have plants adapted to the tundra? They have adapted to take nutrients from sandy soil. They have brightly colored leaves. They have adapted to low temperatures and harsh wi…
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How have plants adapted to the tundra?

They have adapted to take nutrients from sandy soil.
They have brightly colored leaves.
They have adapted to low temperatures and harsh winds.
They grow tall to reach direct sunlight.

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Answer:They have adapted to low temperatures and harsh winds.

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C. They have adapted to low temps and harsh winds.
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