Asked by rachel
Why don't mangroves or seagrasses grow along the beach? (1 point)
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the water is too warm
the water is too warm
the water is too deep
the water is too deep
the water is too salty
the water is too salty
they cannot take root in the shifting sands
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they cannot take root in the shifting sands — constant wave action keeps the substrate unstable, preventing these plants from establishing roots.
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