Science, asked by anishkumarbhalotia, 1 year ago

how cactus plant are adapted to live in deserts?


ilml: ????
anishkumarbhalotia: ya sure but give me a answer also
ilml: http://www.scienceiq.com/facts/cactisurvive.cfm
anishkumarbhalotia: thank you
ilml: ur welcm
anishkumarbhalotia: do you know hindi
ilml: open it n readout the second para
ilml: u'll get it
ilml: :)
anishkumarbhalotia: i got it

Answers

Answered by divyamishra6600
7
Cacti do not have leaves, but instead have a fixed spine. The fixed spine loses less water than leaves, so the plant can photosynthesize throughout the dry season. Cacti have very shallow roots to soak up water immediately after rainfall, and they also have thick, expandable stems to store all of the water they absorb from the ground. Because of these adaptations, cacti are able to survive in the desert where most plants would die.

anishkumarbhalotia: thnx
divyamishra6600: :)
apparnaraj: thnxx
divyamishra6600: Ur welcome
divyamishra6600: Mark it as best
Answered by sabarinathcs
7
1.Their leaves are modified into spines to minimize the lose of water
2.They are spongy and hollow to store more water
3. Their stem has chlorophyll to perform photosynthesis  

anishkumarbhalotia: thnx
Similar questions