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As in any ecological system, the balance sheet of the water economy of desert plants has a debit and a credit side. The credit side is represented by the water sources available to the plant and its ability to absorb this water, while the debit side is the water lost by the plant. In...
The seeds of flowering plants need to be dispersed far away from the parent plant and from each other in order to prevent overcrowding and reduce competition for space, sunlight, nutrients and water. This allows the seeds to grow into young plants at places where conditions are more favourable...
One of the most common adaptations of plants to drought stress is the regulation of water uptake and loss. Plants can reduce water loss by closing their stomata, which are tiny pores on the leaves that allow for gas exchange. When water is scarce, plants can close their stomata to conserve...
运节力件开能第保如本高对应第运节力件开能第保如本高对应第Small leaves to reduce water loss运节力件开能第保如本高对应第运节力件开能第保如本高对应第 D. 其化技农其化技农Spines to protect from animals其化技农其化技农 相关知识点: ...
5. The fish's ability to breathe underwater through gills is an adaptation for living in aquatic environments. 6. The cactus has spines as an adaptation to protect it from being eaten by animals and to reduce water loss. 7. The bat's ability to navigate in the dark using echolocation is...
Step-by-Step Text Solution:1. Understanding Desert Plant Adaptations: Desert plants have evolved various adaptations to survive in arid environments where water is scarce. These adaptations help them minimize w
Cetaceans, having experienced prolonged adaptation to aquatic environments, have undergone evolutionary changes in their respiratory systems. This process of evolution has resulted in the emergence of distinctive phenotypic traits, notably the abundance
If a plant did not have leaves, it would have to have photosynthesis occurring somewhere else. Or maybe we could just reduce the size of the leaves instead of getting rid of them altogether. Smaller leaves would mean less water loss. STEMS: What changes could be made to the stems? Could...