Question

what are the adaptation mechanisms of the trees and animals in the hot deserts?
please answer me in very short​

Answer 1

THEY HAVE THE ABILITY TO SURVIVE WITHOUT WATER FOR A VERY LONG TIME

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Adaptation for plants:

Roots:

• Modifications in shape or size
• Growth of large number of thin rootlets to penetrate small spaces in soil
• Long roots penetrating deep into the soil in order to get moisture

Stems:

• Modified into fleshy, spongy structure that can store moisture. Plants with such fleshy stem are called succulents.
• Performs photosynthesis

Leaf:

• Leaf becomes hard and waxy, thick & small, white and shiny
• Get converted into spines to reduce the loss of water (Cam pathway)

• Many xerophytic plants lie dormant for years without perishing, When rain eventually comes they pass through an entire cycle of germination, flowering, fruiting & seed dispersion in only a few days
• Photosynthesis can be done in night in plants like cactus

Adaptation for animals:

Camel (you already know camel's adaptations)

Kangaroo rat:

• Found in North American deserts
• Gets water as a byproduct from internal fat oxidation and preserves it by concentration of urine (so that minimum water is required to remove excretory produce)

• No requirement of water for many days