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Why are there are no trees in the tundra?
There is not enough annual rainfall to sustain vegetation.
The snow never melts, and therefore there is not enough water to sustain vegetation.
The roots cannot grow deep into the soil because it is always frozen.
The heat during the day does not allow vegetation to thrive in this climate.

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Answer: I would say that the answer is 1.

Explanation:

The tundra doesn't get very much rain annually. The rain annually there is a very low rate for precipitation. Also, the tundra gets a lot of snow there. The trees in the tundra (if there was any) would freeze because the climate there is very, very cold.

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Answer:

its is the roots cannot grow deep onto the soil because its always frozen.

Explanation:

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