What plants do the tundra have?

Answer 1

Plants in the tundra are relatively the same as plants in many other parts of the world that recieve snow. They go into hibernation periods during the winter when they are covered by snow. Then in the summer they grow quite fast with the immense amount of sunlight that most northern tundra enviorments offer (sometimes up to 20 hours a day of sunlight). Many of the plants are stunted in growth do to the strong winds of the flatland. Things like trees that grow taller will usually grow on the sides of hills. Mostly they needed to adapt to the immense amount of water and acedic soil. Plants such as berries, lichen, and many flowers do really well in such conditions. In which those are the plants that continue to reside in such places today.

Answer 2

It affects it by its location results in higher temperatures temperature and the ability to support more

Answer 3

It prevents roots from penetrating very far into the ground.

Answer 4

there is cotton grass, tundra blossom, cushion plants and dark red leaves

Answer 5

it doesn't because the snow surrounds it and makes the plants warm

Answer 6

They both have vacuole

Answer 7

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