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Why do cactus have roots?

Cactus have fibrous thread like roots so they can absorb water even in the smallest quantity.


What is the labeled part of a cactus?

A labeled part of a cactus is a body part that can be identified on a diagram of the inside and outside of the cactus. The diagram breaks each part of the cactus down to its smallest known level of existence. For example, labeled parts of the cactus' flower include the stigma, the stamen, and the anther.


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What do you call cactus in Hindi language?

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What are cactus spikes really called?

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What is a Tequila Cactus called?

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