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    Spruce trees have adapted to survive in the Arctic. They grow close together to protect each other from harsh winds and have needles that help them retain water in the dry, cold conditions. Their roots also extend wide and shallow to help absorb nutrients in the poor soil.

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    Spruce trees have adapted to survive in the Arctic. They grow close together to protect each other from harsh winds and have needles that help them retain water in the dry, cold conditions. Their roots also extend wide and shallow to help absorb nutrients in the poor soil.

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    Unit 2 IGCSE Year 9

    2.1 Plant Adaptations

    A ______________ is a place where an organism lives.

    Spruce trees in the Arctic

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