Question

what are xerphytes
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Answer 1

Answer:

it is plural noun

Explanation:

a plants which needs very little water.

Answer 2

• A xerophyte is a plant species that has evolved to live in a dry environment, such as a desert or an ice- or snow-covered location in the Alps or the Arctic.
• Cacti, pineapple, and various Gymnosperm plants are common examples of xerophytes.
• During dry periods, xerophytes' structural traits (morphology) and fundamental chemical processes (physiology) have been altered in various ways to preserve water, which is also prevalent.
• Other species can withstand extended periods of intense dryness or desiccation of their tissues, during which their metabolic activity effectively stops.
• Xeromorphic plants are those that have certain morphological and physiological characteristics.
• Because they have deep-spreading roots and the ability to retain water, xerophytes, such as cacti, can tolerate prolonged periods of drought.
• Their prickly, waxy leaves keep moisture in the plant. Water may be stored in even their meaty stems.