Plant Adaptations to Different Environments

Some plants in dry places have ______ roots or shallow roots spread over a wide area to absorb more water.

Some trees in tropical rainforests are supported by ______ roots, which allow them to grow taller so as to get more sunlight.

To absorb more oxygen from the air, some plants in wetlands have ______ roots which grow above the ground.

Cacti in deserts have thick ______ to store water.

Climbing plants are common in tropical rainforests. They grow by twining their stems around trees to reach more ______.

Lotuses grow in wetlands. Their stems develop underground and have holes to facilitate ______ exchange.

Cacti in deserts have needle-shaped leaves to reduce water ______.

As some wetland soil has high salt content, plants growing in such soil usually have waxy leaves, which can help reduce water ______.

Some plants in dry places have deep roots or shallow roots spread over a wide area to absorb more ______.

To absorb more oxygen from the air, some plants in wetlands have ______ roots which grow above the ground.

Cacti in deserts have needle-shaped leaves to reduce water ______.

Some trees in tropical rainforests are supported by ______ roots, which allow them to grow taller so as to get more sunlight.

As some wetland soil has high salt content, plants growing in such soil usually have waxy leaves, which can help reduce water ______.

Lotuses grow in wetlands. Their stems develop underground and have holes to facilitate ______ exchange.

Cacti in deserts have thick ______ to store water.

Climbing plants are common in tropical rainforests. They grow by twining their stems around trees to reach more ______.

Different places have different temperatures and amounts of rainfall, which affect the growth of plants. To adapt to different environments, plants have developed different ______, stems and leaves.

Some plants in dry places have deep roots or shallow roots spread over a wide area to absorb more ______.

Some trees in tropical rainforests are supported by ______ roots, which allow them to grow taller so as to get more sunlight.

Cacti in deserts have thick ______ to store water.

Lotuses grow in wetlands. Their stems develop underground and have holes to facilitate ______ exchange.

Climbing plants are common in tropical rainforests. They grow by twining their stems around trees to reach more ______.

As some wetland soil has high salt content, plants growing in such soil usually have waxy leaves, which can help reduce water ______.

Himalayan nettles have spikes on their stems and lithops look like ______.