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How do plants in Sudan adapt to their environment?
Firstly Sudan is a large area, and has several geographically and climatically distinct regions; so there is no single answer. The desert plants (mainly in the central and northern part of Sudan) are adapted to low or seasonal rainfall (as they have a dry and wet season). Where as the plants in the south of Sudan are semitropical and grassland type in nature. The very south of Sudan is covered by seasonal swamp areas ("the Sud") in which water plants, reeds and papyrus are he main vegetation types. In the south west of the country the area the tropical vegetation again gives way to Savannah grasslands and semi-desert vegetation. Vegetation growing along the Blue and White Nile Rivers is typical riverside planting, although there is a variation in vegetation between the seasonal flood levels.
How does plants adapt on earth?
plants adapt by sunlight and water
Why do plants have to adapt with their environment?
If plants do not adapt, they do not survive in that particular environment.
How do papyrus plants adapt?
They adapt by adapting
What does green in the Sudan flag stand for?
plants
Do plants and animals have adaptations?
do plants and animals adapt
How do plants adapt to pumas?
Pumas do not feed on plants and have little interaction with plants other than using them for shade and cover. Plants have little reason to adapt to pumas.
How do plants adapt in low light?
Plants can adapt to low light conditions by growing larger leaves to capture more light, increasing the number of chloroplasts in their cells to maximize photosynthesis efficiency, and expanding their root systems to access more nutrients and water. Some plants also develop specialized pigments that allow them to better absorb and utilize the available light.
How are plants growing on the dunes different than the plants growing in the forest?
there not.
How do cacti adapt to their environment by growing arms?
Cacti adapt to their environment by growing arms to increase their surface area for photosynthesis and to store water more efficiently.
Do plants have instincts?
Plants do not have instincts in the same way animals do, as they lack a nervous system and brain. However, they exhibit complex behaviors and responses to their environment, such as phototropism (growing towards light) and gravitropism (growing in response to gravity). These responses are driven by biochemical pathways and genetic programming, enabling plants to adapt and thrive in their surroundings. While not instincts, these behaviors demonstrate plants' ability to respond to stimuli.
Why are plants not growing on zombie farm?
They are growing.
