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The pH of tundra soils typically ranges from 3.5 to 7.0, depending on various factors such as vegetation, organic matter, and moisture content. In many areas, especially where there is significant organic matter accumulation, the pH tends to be on the acidic side. The cold temperatures and short growing seasons limit microbial activity, which can also influence soil chemistry and pH levels.

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