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Meaning of xerophytic plant
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xerophytic plant (n)
plant adapted for life with a limited supply of water; compare hydrophyte and mesophyte
xerophytic plant Sentence Examples
- Xerophytic plants, adapted to arid environments, possess exceptional water-conserving mechanisms.
- The thick, waxy cuticles of xerophytic plants minimize water loss through transpiration.
- Succulent leaves of xerophytic plants store large amounts of water for use during droughts.
- Xerophytic plants often have reduced leaf area to limit water evaporation.
- Dense hairs on xerophytic plants help trap air and insulate against heat, reducing water loss.
- Some xerophytic plants have deep root systems that tap into underground water sources.
- The stomata of xerophytic plants are often sunken or closed during the day to minimize water loss.
- The water-storing tissues of xerophytic plants enable them to survive extended periods of water deficit.
- Cacti are well-known examples of xerophytic plants that thrive in desert environments.
- Researchers study xerophytic plants for insights into drought tolerance and water conservation strategies.
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plant adapted for life with a limited supply of water; compare hydrophyte and mesophyte
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Xerophytic plants, adapted to arid environments, possess exceptional water-conserving mechanisms.
The thick, waxy cuticles of xerophytic plants minimize water loss through transpiration.
Succulent leaves of xerophytic plants store large amounts of water for use during droughts.
Xerophytic plants often have reduced leaf area to limit water evaporation.
