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What makes nutrient cycling so slow in a boreal forest? A. High humidity B. Cold temperatures C. Leaf litter D. Warm temperatures

What makes nutrient cycling so slow in a boreal forest? A. High humidity B. Cold temperatures C. Leaf litter D. Warm temperatures
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What makes nutrient cycling so slow in a boreal forest?

A. High humidity
B. Cold temperatures
C. Leaf litter
D. Warm temperatures

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User ChrisCantrell
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the answer is B.cold temperatures
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User Jack Ha
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Answer:

B.

Step-by-step explanation:

cold temperatures

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