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Mexican poppies, particularly the species Eschscholzia californica, have adapted to thrive in arid environments with specific features. Their deep taproots allow them to access water from deeper soil layers, while their leaves are often finely divided to reduce water loss through transpiration. Additionally, they have a rapid life cycle, enabling them to germinate, flower, and set seed quickly in response to seasonal rains. These adaptations help them survive in the challenging conditions of their native habitats.

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