How does the vegetation of tropical continental areas adapt to the climate in that region?

Answer 1

The most common vegetation found in equatorial climates are very dense rainforests that form thick canopies, this is due to the high amount of rainfall that is received from most locations near the equator.

Answer 2

Vegetation in very dry climates tends to develop in ways that will conserve water. Cactus "leaves" are quite thick and don't give up much water. Vegetation in dry climates tends to be small so little is needed of water or nutrients. Trees in the Amazon grow tall so they can get some sunlight amid all the competing trees around them.

Sometimes vegetation doesn't adapt. It just doesn't grow in some harsh climates. That is why there is a tree line in the north beyond which trees just don't grow.

Answer 3

the vegetation adopted to the weather by the plant DNA gaining the adaption of the climate in order to survive in the climate.After long periods of time plants will figure out a way to adapt to the weather making it resistant to the weather. This process is called Platasyngose, if u have copied and print this on your project then your a lazy piece of shit.Trying to pipe on something i ust made up if you are in desmond class in 4s i guess ill will see u there and suffer with you since i too dont know what to do.If u want to know who this is, i am the person of the unknown i am a stewie hater...i am you lol im jk im bored.....

Answer 4

well-functioning stomata for gas exchange, shallow and wide root systems, improved xylem and phloem for excessive transpiration, guttation, pest-specific toxins, symbiotic relationships with local fungus and bacteria to improve nutrient absorption through roots, etc.

Answer 5

The equitoral climate is generally rain forests. Flowers and plants have adapted to mild winds, humid climate. Many of the plants are pollinated by birds, bats, and insects. Many of the plants have adapted to growing under the rain forest canopy.

Answer 6

Vegetation in tropical continental areas has adapted to the climate by developing unique characteristics such as broad leaves to maximize photosynthesis in low light conditions, deep root systems to access water during dry periods, and the ability to quickly regrow after disturbances like fires or storms. This vegetation is also often adapted to withstand high temperatures, humidity, and heavy rainfall typical of tropical climates.

Answer 7

Equatorial reggions support a luxuriant type of dense vegitation - tropical rain forest,due to very heavy rain fall (over 2000 mm) and uniformly high temperature.

Answer 8

Tropical Evergreen, Deciduous Forest and man eating plants