Question

In the Arctic Ocean, there are very few large aquatic plants. Which of the following best explains why?
How does precipitation in a temperate forest compare, in general, to that in a tropical rainforest?

a. Currents are too strong for plants to survive.
b. Plants are unable to attach to the deep sea floor.
c. Plants have a difficult time surviving due to long periods of darkness.
d. Sea ice increases the salinity of the water to a level not suitable for plants.

Answer 1

i think its d or c what do u think?

Answer 2

c. probably. The salinity in the arctic isn't really that much higher than in the tropics.

(You have two questions there, by the way.)

Answer 3

its in the same question though.

Answer 4

Doesnt it have to do with temperature?

Answer 5

Those answers only refer to the first question.

Answer 6

oh no wonder, but it came that way, thank you, so c?

Answer 7

Of those, c is the best answer.

Answer 8

thank you i though so