Question

what are the two adaptation needed by desert plants?​

Answer 1

Others cut down on water loss even further by temporarily shutting down photosynthesis. Other desert adaptations shared by a number of plants include shallow widespread roots to absorb a maximum of rainfall moisture and spines or hairs to shade plants and break up drying winds across the leaf surface.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. Leaves are reduced into spines to prevent loss of water from the surface of leaves. Stomata are less in number and sunken.
2. Leaves are reduced into spines to prevent loss of water from the surface of leaves. Stomata are less in number and sunken.Both leaves and stems have a thick waxy coating to prevent loss of water in hot weather.