That their roots tend to be fibrous and that they mature to a lower height are reasons why shrubs grow before trees.
Specifically, shrubs tend to have fibrous roots that grow closer to the surface and that work their way into air and moisture pore spaces in the soil. This permits shrubs to access available moisture and nutrients shortly after their entry into the soil. This means that shrubs tend to access what they need for growth before trees do. Additionally, shrubs have lower requirements in terms of mature size. Shrub heights below 30 feet (9.14 meters) are reached sooner than those above that level, which is the bottom range in mature sizes for trees.
because grass and weed need lees time to grow and they do not need lots of soil
because there is lichens and mosses
mostly short shrubs and trees and grasses in their habitat
The Kangaroo grazes on grasses, and browses on trees and shrubs.
Herbaceous plants, grasses, shrubs and most trees
Acacia trees, coconut palms, frankincense trees, shrubs, and a variety of grasses.
Plants. Trees, shrubs, grasses, vegetables, flowers, etc.
ecological succession
Grasses shrubs and trees are called producers because they make?
grasses, fruits, trees, and shrubs
A kangaroo is a herbivore, and grazes on grasses and browses on the leaves of trees and shrubs.
Trees, shrubs, grasses, succulents are examples of autotrophs in a desert.
the answer is mostly grasses, with occasional trees and shrubs.
Vegetations of earth are areas of plant cover in form of trees, shrubs and grasses.