What adaptations are needed for plants to live on land?

Answer 1

They must have structures that allow them to obtain water or other nutrients from their surroundings, retain water, transport materials in their bodies, support their bodies, reproduce and leaves for photosynthesis

Answer 2

Plants need adaptations such as roots for anchorage and water absorption, stems for support and transport, leaves for photosynthesis, and waxy cuticles to prevent water loss on land. Other adaptations include vascular tissues for nutrient transport, and specialized reproductive structures for dispersal of seeds and pollen.

Answer 3

What helps a plant to survive on land is the sun and fresh water 2-3 times a day. Some bugs may help a plant to survive as well, such as earthworm, they help to eat off bugs that might want to eat the plant. You definitely need fresh fertilized soil in order to keep the plant healthy.

Answer 4

Cellulose, cuticles, and photosynthesis are three adaptations that allow plants to live on land.

Answer 5

Plants need several adaptations to survive on land. They would need a method of absorbing oxygen and way to absorb food from their environments.

Answer 6

water, solar energy, air, carbon dioxide, and some other stuff like us humans

Answer 7

it needs soil ,the sun ,water, sometimes bugs,last but not least health.

Answer 8

A plant needs oxygen/carbondioxide, moisture, minerals, enough amount of sunlight and water

Answer 9

by developing vasculature and central axis differentiating in to fundamental parts like root, stem and leaves.

Answer 10

by making photosynthesys