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The roots are long, so as to absorb moisture from low down in the sand - sand has rapid drainage causing water to leak to the bottom.
Marram grass lives in hot, salty climates. It is incredibly robust and yet, the harsh conditions it lives in actually make it grow more. If even two inches of the roots were snipped off, the root would grow where it was landed and therefore Marram grass spreads fast.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 9y agoMarram grass is very deep rooting and able to reach the water-table. Marram grass has adapted to deal with transpiration (water loss through the leaves). It is also able to withstand being covered by blown sand.
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What is marram Grass?
marram grass is a grass that is very well adapted to helping create sand dunes.
What is a palindrome of grass that grows at the seashore?
Marram.
What is the palindrome for grass that grows on the seashore?
Marram
Why does marram grass have rolled leaves?
To reduce transpiration
How has a chameleon adapted to its environment?
a cameleon adapts to its environment as it changes to the colour so say if it lived in an environment with grass it would go green to adapt with the grass
What do marram grass eat?
The sand scarab beetle but how?
How do long roots of the marram grass help it to survive in very sandy places?
because it has such a long roots
How has Chile adapted to their environment?
cacti are adapted to their environment
How is a dog adapted to its environment?
How is a dog adapted to its environment
Is a flower adapted to their environment?
yes a flower is adapted to their environment
How do grass snakes adapt to their environment?
Grass snakes adapt to their environment by the ability to blend in either with greens or browns. They tend to find protected areas whether in foliage or even a depression in the ground to attain safety.
Aztecs and Incas adapted to their environment?
Both the Aztecs and Incas were highly skilled at adapting to their respective environments. They utilized advanced agricultural techniques such as terrace farming and irrigation systems to cultivate crops in challenging landscapes. Additionally, they constructed elaborate cities and infrastructure that took advantage of natural resources like waterways and mountains for protection and sustenance.
