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Which characteristic do arid and polar regions share?

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Setler79 [48]3 years ago

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few plants

Explanation:

Arid and polar regions of the world typically have few plant species. The plant species in such environment are called xerophytes. They are plants that can live in an area with little to no precipitation.

Arid regions of the world are about the most driest in the world with very high diurnal temperature range.
Polar regions are frigid and cold all year round.
Both arid and polar regions have little to no precipitation all year round.
They have poor soils to support plant growth.
This is why they both have few plants.

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irinina [24]3 years ago

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