Tundra+Plants





Calliergon Gigantuem-lives in the sea water of the Arctic Tundra. It lives in the coral reefs and feeds off of photosynthesis from the cold. Unliike most plants this delicate species can sustain the coldest temperatures the Arctic has to bring them. It grows about a centimeter each year!

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The Labrador Tea- grows from four to five feet. It really doesn't do what its name says, but it's compared a lot to the Boston Tea Party. It's leaves are hairy but smooth. It covers the ground in a flowery meadow. The bad thing is if these plants grow for too long, they have the chance to grow up to your knees in three feet. Plus the texture of the stem is hard because, it"s literally frozen in the stage of photosynthesis. __



The Diamond Leaf-Willow is very slender, skinny, and bends easily. Some leaves have serrated edges.the leaves are soft the plant is also use to for basket of it twigs.