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Aloe is whare adapted

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Answered by hollamahesha
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In commerce now only the name Aloe vera is in usage and is the standard designation for the species adopted by the Aloe Vera Growers Association headquartered in Harlingen, Texas. ... Notwithstanding this, long before Alexander, the true yellow - flowered Aloe vera was a domestic cultigen in Mesopotamia.

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Answered by vk9999498
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Aloes have adapted to habitats with low water availability. Aloes adapt to this by using their tissue to store large volumes of water. Aloe vera has thick and fleshy leaves, which are enlarged to accommodate the aqueous tissue. The leaf cuticle is thick and covered with a layer of wax.

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