The vegetation that thrives in the tundra is limited to a. mosses, barley, wheat, and corn. b. coniferous trees. c. dwarf shrubs, mosses, lichen, potatoes, and beans. d. mosses, lichen, algae, and dwarf shrubs.

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Mosses, lichen, algae, and dwarf shrubs are the vegetation that thrives in Tundra.

Option d

Explanation:

Because of the temperatures is low and seasons of short growing, the growth of taller trees is restricted in Tundra. Antarctic, Arctic and Alpine tundra are the Tundra types. The vegetation that is mainly supported is mosses, grasses and lichens in these 3 types.  

But some areas of tundra trees grow. The soil in Arctic tundra is frozen down from 25 to 90 cm thereby restricting the trees to grow. Thus, dwarf shrubs, lichen, algae, and mosses are supported in the region of Tundra.