Tundra vegetation includes:

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Tundra vegetation is characterized by harsh environmental conditions including low temperatures, short growing seasons, and permafrost, which limit plant growth. As a result, tundra vegetation is typically comprised of very low-growing plants such as mosses, lichen, and stunted trees. Dense forests (choice A) and deciduous forests (choice D) are not found in tundra environments. While some grasses may be present in tundra regions, they are not typically as abundant as mosses and lichen (choice C is incorrect).

Tundra Vegetation Includes