Why are most plants that grow in the tundra small with thin, wax-covered leaves?(1 point)

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The plants need to be able to grow in the moist, humid air.
The plants need to be able to grow in the moist, humid air.

The plants need to survive the year-round dry conditions.
The plants need to survive the year-round dry conditions.

The plants need to survive the hot temperatures in the summer.
The plants need to survive the hot temperatures in the summer.

The plants need to be able to grow in sandy soil.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

The plants need to survive the year-round dry conditions.

In the tundra, small size and wax-covered leaves help plants retain moisture and withstand harsh environmental conditions, including cold temperatures and limited water availability.