What is the limiting factor for the growth of trees in the tundra?
A)low precipitation
B)lack of sunlight
C)insufficient minerals in bedrock
D)pH of soils
E)permafrost

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The primary limiting factor for tree growth in the tundra is permafrost, which prevents tree roots from penetrating deep into the soil for nutrients and water, and also keeps the soil temperature very cold, limiting growth.

What Is the Limiting Factor for the Growth of Trees