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Why do tropical deserts have stunted growth? - Geography

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Question

Why do tropical deserts have stunted growth?

Options

  • Due to high temperature these trees do not grow to great heights.

  • Due to high temperature these trees do not grow to great heights.

  • Due to long roots that reach deep underground and therefore do not attain height.

  • None of the above.

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Solution

Due to high temperature these trees do not grow to great heights.

Explanation:

Tropical deserts experience very low rainfall, limiting water availability for plant growth. As a result, the vegetation in these areas has stunted growth due to insufficient water.

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Chapter 9: Natural Vegetation - EXERCISES [Page 111]

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Morning Star Total Geography [English] Class 10
Chapter 9 Natural Vegetation
EXERCISES | Q I. 14. | Page 111
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