Mesquite trees, seen in Death Valley, cannot tolerate salt - they must have fresh water and their roots must go very deep to find it. Of these environmental types in Death Valley, which one is the most likely to support mesquite trees? A. sand dunes B. alluvial fans C. desert pavement
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