First to answer with a correct answer gets it is hard to believe, but the desert and the tundra have a lot in common! the most obvious is that both biomes have little available water. what plant adaptations would you expect to see in these two biomes? include four adaptations you might see in both biomes.

You would expect plants to have leaves with little surface area, and develop a different form of carbon storage during photosynthesis that better suits these environments like CAM or C4. They would also have thick cuticles to prevent water loss. Plants in the tundra and the desert generally adapt by growing as low-lying shrubs.