How do plants adapt to their environment?

How do plants adapt to their environment?

Plants adapt through various mechanisms like changing leaf shape, developing deeper roots, or altering their growth patterns.

Can you give me an example of a plant that has adapted to a dry environment?

Sure! The cactus is a great example. It has thick, fleshy stems to store water and spines to reduce water loss.

What adaptations do aquatic plants have?

Aquatic plants often have flexible stems, broad leaves to float on water, and specialized structures for gas exchange.

How do these adaptations help plants survive?

These adaptations help plants optimize resource use, minimize water loss, and enhance their ability to thrive in specific environments.

Are there any plants that can survive in extreme conditions?

Yes, some plants like the Arctic poppy can survive in extreme cold, while others like the saltbush thrive in high salinity.