Question

Which plant can store water in its stem?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

The plant that can store water is succulent.

• In their soft leaves, stems, or roots, these plants generally retain water.
• These plants have thick fleshy tissues
• These tissues are adapted to the overall water storage.
• For example: The Cacti or agaves are all succulent plants.
• These plants have the unique capacity to absorb a lot of water quickly.
• Desert rainfall is frequently modest and fleeting, and the hot sun causes the soil to dry up quickly.
• Succulents are adapted to these conditions by having broad, shallow root systems almost universally. The majority of the water-absorbing roots are in the top half inch.
• These plants are well adapted to grow indoors as well.

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