On the inside, a cactus plant has tissue. Central transport tissue takes water up from the shallow, fibrous roots and into the stem. Storage tissue within the stem holds water, dissolved nutrients, and photosynthetic products such as starches and sugars. The amount of water within the tissue may be guessed from the outside. The outer surface of the cactus has ribs that expand or contract with more or less water reserves.
no because you wouldn't be able to go inside the cactus
inside the weather conditions are more controlled than outside. the cactus usually get larger outside
to drink
Cactus are desert plants.Their leaves have turned into thrones.
To keep their water inside.
inside the chloroplast in the plants cells.
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.
They have like this nectar or this water inside them to keep them hydrated
Sabra refers to a Jew born in Israel. However, the term sabra in Hebrew refers to a dessert cactus (in English, the Prickly Pear cactus). This cactus is prickly on the outside, but very sweet in the inside.
Because a cactus outside in the ground doesn't get all the water you give it, some will get absorbed by other plants.
An interesting fact about a cactus is that a cactus has a thick, juicy and swollen stem inside his body which helps it to store water and when it gets thirsty because of the extremely hot weather, he can drink the water anytime he wants.
inside plants like cactus, wells or oasis