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If two places have similar soil but one is coastal humid and the other inland dry, why will vegetation differ?

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Correct answer: Moisture and rainfall availability will differ

The direct answer is option C: moisture and rainfall availability will differ. Vegetation does not depend on soil alone. Plants need water, suitable temperature, sunlight, and nutrients. Even when two places have similar soil, a humid coastal place generally receives more moisture and has different rainfall conditions from a dry inland place. Step by step: the soil is similar; the climate is different; water availability and atmospheric humidity therefore differ; plants suited to each condition grow better. Option A is wrong because similar soil does not guarantee identical vegetation. Option B is wrong because climate remains important. Option C is correct because rainfall and moisture strongly control plant growth. Option D is wrong because plants do grow in coastal areas, including many specially adapted plants. Memory cue: vegetation depends on soil plus climate, not soil alone.

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Coastal ClimateInland DrynessVegetation Variation

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