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In a rainforest, an adaptation such as large, broad leaves helps plants capture sunlight in the dense canopy and efficiently shed excess water. In contrast, tundra plants have adaptations like low growth forms and thick, waxy leaves to conserve heat and water in cold, dry conditions. These adaptations reflect the different environmental challenges faced in each biome.

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