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What is a tree line?

Tree line is an altitude beyond which no tree is seen.

Due to environmental conditions such as cold temperature, high altitude or lack of moisture the trees are not found beyond this line and if found show stunted growth or form low dense matted bushes. So beyond tree line only shrubs and hers are found.


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