Answer: Growing season is short because of it's cold climate.
Explanation:
Tundra is an area of the Earth that has no trees and the climate is cold and windy. There is little rainfall and it is found in top mountains and artic region. The growing season in tundra is very short, usually between 6 to 10 weeks. The temperature is low and cold because there are permafrost that are under the ground, evaporation of water is low because of low temperature.
The growing season in the tundra is <u><em>short</em></u> because of its <u><em>cold</em></u> climate.
Explanation:
The average growing season is about 50-60 days because even when the tundra slightly warms up, like for example, during summer, it's still extremely cold, 30 degrees at its highest, which is usually never suitable for sustaining life, especially for long periods of time.
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