Plant growth in the Highlands is limited to grasses and low shrubs because of the region’s

Geography

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Strike441 [17]4 years ago

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Answer:

Moisture

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andriy [413]4 years ago

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ANSWER:

Moisture is the reason the growth of plants in highlands is limited to low shrubs and grasses.

EXPLANATION:

The vegetation in the areas of highlands is very little. As the altitude increase, the pressure, temperature, and atmospheric humidity also decrease.

Plants don’t grow too much in the highlands due to the harsh conditions.

Only the small plants and shrubs that can survive in a less humid environment can grow in Highland areas.

Along with these small plants, tree lines grow where the trees are able to survive and it varies according to different highlands.

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