The correct answer is - Tundra is much cooler than deserts, so less water evaporates during the growing season and the tundra stays more moist.
The tundra is a very cold biome. In fact, most of the year is winter, and there is only a short period of time when it is summer, and that is not really a summer in the true sense of the word, as it is relatively cold and fresh.
Since for most of the year the tundra is frozen, the water is not evaporating, and during the very short ''summer'', it defrosts, so it becomes all very marshy, and that allows the plants to grow there.
Also, because the summer so short and relatively cold, the evaporation of the water is minimal, so most of the water just frozen again in the winter.
4.6 billions years old, take or give a few million yeras
Springs occur naturally and are
found where an aquifer and an
aquiclude intersect the surface.
Or where a confining layer is
broken and water rises to the
surface by itself. “Artesian Spring”
A well is a pipe inserted by
people. Using a pump, water is
drawn to the surface. In the case
of an Artesian Well, the water
rises into the pipe by itself from a
confined aquifer.
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