Why do plants seen in grassland have narrow leaves?
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Most of the plants have long narrow leaves that don't need as much water. The grasses grow from the bottom and grow close to the ground. They have strong roots which means they won't be destroyed when animals walk on them or eat them
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Most of the plants have long narrow leaves that don't need as much water. The grasses grow from the bottom and grow close to the ground. They have strong roots which means they won't be destroyed when animals walk on them or eat them.
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