How do baobab tree adapt in savanna?

Answer 1

The Baobab has deep tap roots to suck water deep underground also, a very thick bark to preserve water for the dry season. The bark can store up to 120,000 litres of water to help it survive.

Answer 2

Certain plants such as cacti live in the desert because they have a system of storing water for long periods of time where as other plants rely on their roots. There is no water in the ground so they die. Seeds travel all around and that is how they reach the different places and climates depending on the seed and the climate that is where it will start to grow and prosper or die. It's all in the wind.

Answer 3

The Baobab is found in the savannas of Africa and India, mostly around the equator. In wet months baobab stores water in its thick and corky trunk. If Baobab did not keep water inside its trunk, then Baobab would dry because there are nine dry months ahead in savanna. Fire is very usual in savannas and for that reason Baobab has fire-resistant trunk.

Answer 4

Baobab trees in the savanna adapt to the dry conditions by storing water in their trunk to survive droughts. They have unique swollen trunks that store large amounts of water during the rainy season to sustain them through the dry season. Additionally, their thick, fire-resistant bark protects them from wildfires that are common in savanna environments.

Answer 5

I believe that 3 could be :- Trunk. Bark. Roots. To find out why enter "What is an adaptation that allows a Baobab Tree survive in a Tropical Savannah" in the question thing at the top.

Answer 6

its fireproof

it has deep roots that can get water

its trunk is vey think so it can hold water

Answer 7

The baobab tree has an enormous trunk to store water and is fire resistance to protect itself from water loss.

Answer 8

By eating Oranges and potatoes

Answer 9

CAM Photosynthesis