The dominant vegetation types in temperate shrublands are

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The dominant vegetation types in temperate shrublands are

The dominant vegetation types in temperate shrublands are
A) pine trees.
B) evergreen shrubs and sclerophyllous vegetation.
C) dwarf willows and Atriplex.
D) grasses and dwarf oak.

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Elements of Ecology

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