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Although you cannot see the roots of any types of trees the roots in the Acacia tree go further down than any other tree so they can get to moisture that they desperately need in the dry seasons.

The leaves on the Acacia tree have adapted by being small and waxed covered so that it can cut down all the water loss in the wet seasons so they have enough water in the dry seasons.

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The thorns protect it from predators, it's long tap roots reaches water and moisture underground, and it's umbrella shaped top enables the tree to capture as much sunlight as possible with such small leaves.

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The thorns protect it from predators, it's long tap roots reaches water and moisture underground, and it's umbrella shaped top enables the tree to capture as much sunlight as possible with such small leaves! :)

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Acacia's have adapted to the hot, dry environment by:

  • Having a very deep tap root which reaches for underground, helping it to get water during the dry season.
  • Having small leaves which help to prevent water loss.
  • The umbrella shape top allowing the tree to capture large amounts of sunlight with the smallest possible leaves and to help shade the roots.
  • thorns,which discourage animals such a giraffes,elephant & antelopes eating the leaves & seaport.
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