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Fig. 4.2 shows a cactus plant.
Both plants live in very dry conditions.
Fig. 4.1 Fig. 4.2
(a) Suggest how each of the following adaptations would enable the named plant to survive
in very dry conditions.
(i), Ammophila
1. rolled leaves with stomata on the inside of the le
This. reduces air movement.and wind...
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2. thick waxy cuticle on the outside of the le
It. prevents..evaporation..of.water.from..........
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