Question

Why are the leaves of the cactus plant modified into spines​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Its leaves are modified to extremely small-sized spines to minimize the surface area from which water can be lost. Its stem takes up the role of photosynthesis thus allowing it to survive in deserts. Hence, the Cactus is the correct answer here.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

CACTUS PLANT HAS A VERY LONG ROOT THAT GOES VERY DEEP INTO THE SOIL TO ABSORB WATER. THE LEAVES OF CACTUS AND REDUCED TO SPINES, AS IT HELP IN REDUCING LOSS OF WATER THROUGH TRANSPIRATION..