Grasslands do NOT have trees because
A)they are next to deserts.
B)the soil is poor.
C)of the limited rain.
D)there is too much snow in winter.
E)there is too much sun in summer.

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Grasslands have a limited amount of rainfall, typically between 10 and 30 inches per year. This means that the soil is often dry and doesn't have enough moisture to support the growth of trees. While there may be occasional trees or clusters of trees in certain sections of grasslands, they are not a dominant feature due to the low rainfall.

Grasslands Do NOT Have Trees Because