difference between adaptive features of leaves found on plants hilly region and fixed hydrophyes
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Hydrophytes are plants like water lilies that have adapted to living in watery conditions. They have little to no root systems and have leaves that often help in flotation. Xerophytes are the opposite of hydrophytes, and are plants adapted for living in extremely dry conditions with little access to water.
The adaptation that helps "plants in hilly areas" to face "high speed winds" and "cold" is the conical shape and needle shaped leaves. The conical shape of the trees in hilly areas, helps the plant to survive, by sliding off and getting rid of the snow or ice that falls on the trees..
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