Organisms that live in the tundra biomes have developed unique adaptations that aid in their survival. the labrador tea plant is a shrub that grows to be approximately five feet tall. its leaves are used by human residents of the arctic tundra to create both beverages and medicine. the leaves are harvested from each plant individually off the branches throughout the year. how has the labrador tea plant adapted to enable its survival against the cold of the tundra biome?

Some adaptations of the Labrador tea plant include its fuzzy leaves, its roots and its chemical properties. The plant contains ledol, a chemical that poisons predators, effectively paralyzing them. This adaptation helps the plant to store nutrients in its foliage.

c.  retention of dead leaves

the precambrian aged rocks could be found in australia. australia is a region that has a lot of ancient civilization history from million years ago. in this region, there are a lot of recognizable fossils buried in its land which is considered a precambrian-aged rocks