Why do red or dark-colored leaves help plants to survive in the tundra? they absorb more water from the soil they protect the plant from harsh winds they absorb more heat from the sun they help the plant

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Why do red or dark-colored leaves help plants to survive in the tundra?

they absorb more water from the soil
they protect the plant from harsh winds
they absorb more heat from the sun
they help the plant to avoid being eaten by consumers

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Answer: 3 Is the answer because dark colors absorb more heat from the sun

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Mike Cantrell answered May 28, 2023

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