What are three adaptations that help angiosperms on land?

Answer 1

Leaves and stems have waxy coverings to prevent water loss.

Stomata are only open when there is available water.

Land plants have vascular tissue that allows them to transport water and nutients.

Seeds and pollen are made to survive longer periods of time in harsher conditions.

Answer 2

Angiosperms or flowering plants have adaptations that include having special cells that help get nutrients all throughout the plant, as well as the ability to reproduce using pollen. They also have adapted to produce fruits and seeds.

Answer 3

1. Absorption of water and minerals from the soil by roots and their transportation through xylem tissue.

2. Well developed stomata for gaseous exchange.

3. Presence of cuticle on epidermal parts to check excess evaporation of water.

Answer 4

Three adaptations that allow plants to survive on land would be chloroplasts, roots and cell walls. Roots allows the plant to be stable and collect water while cell walls give the plant its structure and chloroplasts allow the plant to use photosynthesis.

Answer 5

1. Formation of seed inside the fruit and seed dormancy to overcome adverse environmental conditions.

2. Pollination by a number of pollinating agents.

3. Dispersal of fruits and seeds to far and near places for next generation by several agencies.

Answer 6

One is the cuticle, or waxy layer over them.

Another one is cellulose

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Answer 7

It's the water, the light and soil.

photosynthesis are three

Answer 8

They are the cuticle,cellulose, and the process of photo syntheses

Answer 9

seed,vascular tissue.presence of integument