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How does a cactus adapt to the Savannah?
Cacti grow naturally only in the Americas, not on the African savanna.
Why does a cactus have spikes on it?
Desert Plants adapt to their environment by trying to reduce the amount of water lost through the leaves. At some point long ago, the leaves of desert plants got thinner and thinner until they turned spiny. Desert plants are also very good at storing water because there is so little rain that falls in the desert which is why they have such fat trunks.
How do roots of a cactus adapt to live in the desert?
The roots to a cactus are long thick and go very wide and deep. When it rains the roots absorb the water and store it in its leaves. The cactus doesnt need a lot of water. A couple drops a year will keep it alive. Its leaves are protected with spines.
Which body structure allows mammals to control body fluids and adapt to dry desert conditions?
The kidney is the body structure that allows mammals to control body fluids and adapt to dry desert conditions. The kidney filters waste products from the blood and regulates the balance of water and electrolytes in the body, helping to conserve water and prevent dehydration in desert environments.
How does the roots of a cactus adapt to the desert?
Cactus roots have adapted by burrowing deep to reach water that is not quickly evaporated by surface heat. The stems grow very thick to act as a sort of insulation against evaporative loss. And the leaves have evolved as needles which have a low surface area to reduce evaporation and to deter animals and insects that would pierce the stem to suck moisture from the plant.
How have leaves of a cactus adapt to the desert?
Leaves have evolved into spines on the cactus.
How does the stem of a cactus adapt to live in the desert?
it may or may not depending on speices.
How do plants adapt to nature?
In a desert, they adapt so that they are able to hold in and store more water. For example, there is a cactus.
How do flowers of ae cactus adapt to the desert?
A cactus that has flowers is giving the flowers fluids from within. A cactus is like a camel except with many more chambers. The cactus stores moisture for long periods of time.
How does a hedgehog adapt to wiinter conditions?
Forest hedgehogs hibernate. However, if Desert hedgehogs are exposed to cold conditions, they die.
How does the old man cactus adapt to the Sahara Desert?
It doesn't adapt. Cephalocereus senilis is a species of cactus native to Guanajuato and Hidalgo in eastern Mexico and does not grow naturally in the Sahara. All cacti are natives to the Americas only and do not grow naturally elsewhere.
What plants grow in the desert?
Firstly there are two types of deserts - hot deserts (like the Sahara) and cold deserts (like Antarctica. Generally no plants are found in cold deserts. Hot deserts on the other hand are inhospitable places in general for life, but there are plants which have manged to adapt to growing and reproducing under these conditions. There are many deserts all over the world, most contain certain plant species that are native to that area, and are not found in other deserts - for example the barrel cactus is native to central American deserts and is not found naturally in African deserts. This is a general list of plant materials that can be found in deserts, and is not specific to any in particular - some are true desert plants others are marginal desert plants: Barrel Cactus Brittle Bush Chainfruit Cholla Creosote Bush Crimson Hedgehog Cactus Desert Ironwood Joshua Tree Jumping Cholla Mojave Aster Ocotillo Palo Verde Pancake Prickly Pear Cactus Saguaro Cactus Soaptree Yucca Tuble weed Triangle-leaf Bursage Aloe species Welwitschia Opuntia species African Peyote Cactus Date Palms Olive See related links for more information:
How does a cactus finch adapt to its enviorment?
By evolution
How is it unusual for a cactus plant to grow in a coastal forest?
It's unusual for a desert cactus to grow in a cool, humidcoastal forest. The humidity tends to be too high for a desert cactus to survive. Depending upon the temperature range, it's possible that the desert cactus won't adapt to the coastal forest's cooler temperatures.A desert cactus is used to higher levels of heat and light, and lower levels of moisture and vegetative competition. But depending once again upon the temperature extremes, a jungle cactus may not be so unusual. It's used to greater vegetative competition; higher heat and moisture levels; and lower light levels. It also is used to growing up and around trees.
How do cactus adapt to the desert?
There are many ways in which the cacti plants have adapted to the desert including needing less water to live. These cacti plants have also developed very sharp needles to prevent animals from taking the water inside.
Do deserts adapt?
Deserts do not adapt but organisms that live in the desert adapt.
How is the desert in Egypt adapted to its environment?
The desert is the environment. It does not adapt. Organisms in an ecosystem adapt to the environment.
