Environment & Ecology · Environment
Why do trees growing near the sea coast not have distinct annual rings?
- 1Because there is no distinct seasonal variation in the climate there.✓
- 2Because they are viviparous.
- 3Because they belong to the gymnosperm family.
- 4Because there is plenty of Vitamin C there.
Correct answer
Because there is no distinct seasonal variation in the climate there.
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