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Question
Water is very essential for life. Write any three features for plants that enable them to survive in a water-scarce environment.
Solution
- Presence of a highly developed root system to absorb water.
- Stems and leaves are covered with waxing coating or dense hairs to avoid transpirational loss.
- Modified leaves generally leathery and shiny to reflect light and heat.
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