Biology chapter 6 plant nutrition: The food available to animals in the Arctic tundra is limited. There is a short growing season for plants and the environmental conditions do not favour high rates of photosynthesis and growth compared with temperate and tropical ecosystems.
State three conditions that limit plant growth rates.

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The food available to animals in the Arctic tundra is limited. There is a short growing season for plants and the environmental conditions do not favour high rates of photosynthesis and growth compared with temperate and tropical ecosystems.
 State three conditions that limit plant growth rates.

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temperature ;
light (intensity) ;
water (supply) / idea that water is not available (as frozen) ;
(named) soil feature ;
(named) mineral ion ;
carbon dioxide ;
grazing / predation ;
(competition for) space ;
disease ;
(named) pollutant ;

Biology chapter 6 plant nutrition

The food available to animals in the Arctic tundra is limited. There is a short growing season for plants and the environmental conditions do not favour high rates of photosynthesis and growth compared with temperate and tropical ecosystems. State three conditions that limit plant growth rates.

Temperature ; light (intensity) ; water (supply) / idea that water is not available (as frozen) ; (named) soil feature ; (named) mineral ion ; carbon dioxide ; grazing / predation ; (competition for) space ; disease ; (named) pollutant ;

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