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How does altitude affect vegetation and wildlife​

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Plants need carbon dioxide to grow, and lower air density and atmospheric pressure at high altitude produces lower carbon dioxide levels and a slower transpiration rate. Slow transpiration and limited carbon dioxide slow down the rate of photosynthesis and growth.

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