Plants that live in the subarctic region include willow, birch, poplar, and lichen. These plants have adapted to the cold and harsh conditions of the subarctic climate, with short growing seasons and low temperatures. They play a crucial role in the ecosystem by providing food and habitat for wildlife.
its very cold and sometimes moderate
Life appears to have adapted to nearly all regions of the world. Darwin described this phenomenon as evolution. As a food source becomes available, organisms that can effectively utilise it become more successful. Equally when a habitat becomes crowded species that can live on the fringe of it can be successful. Although the subarctic may not be your first choice as somewhere to live, the animals and plants that live there are able to do so very effectively and are adapted to the conditions. If they tried to live in a warmer place, the creatures adapted to that environment would out compete them.
no plants live in there but there are 5 ducks
Common plants found in the subarctic region include dwarf birch, willow, Labrador tea, mosses, lichens, and various wildflowers like Arctic poppies and saxifrages. These plants have adapted to the cold and harsh environment of the subarctic with characteristics like shallow root systems and the ability to photosynthesize at low temperatures.
Xerophytes: plants that are adapted to live in very dry climates
where can i find info about the subartic Indians
no vegetaion
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coniferous forest
its very cold and sometimes moderate
yes it is
its very cold and sometimes moderate
it is subartic and atic
subartic
Tundra
Subartic
In the Subartic they have Jobs of fishing and hunting and everything else\\ This is Caitlin H doing this for a project and i don't know if thhis is right