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Salt-loving plants (halophytes), such as the seagrasses and mangroves, generally have a lower concentration of water molecules (lower water potential) in their root cells so they can take in water. They maintain lower water potentials in their roots by having higher internal salt concentrations than seawater and by losing water at the leaf surface. Since high internal salt concentrations can be lethal to plant cells, some halophytes can excrete excess salt through their leaves and stems. In other words, they have a lower concentration of water molecules and can take in more water than others.
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Do people change or just adapt to surroundings?
Do people change or just adapt to their surroundings?
How would an iguana adapt to an environment where the most abundant food source was seaweed?
It would adapt by eating the seaweed as food and living near moist places.
How does seaweed adapt to ccoral reef?
The seaweed grows and lives in the ocean.The seaweed is a plant that adapts to the ocean very easily and it is food for the fishes
How do crickets adapt to their surroundings?
that they adapt by having food and shelter
How does the the spotted hyena adapts to its surroundings?
they adapt to there surroundings by doing something
How does seaweed adapt to marine life?
It soaks in the oxegen in the water
How do snakes adapt to their surroundings?
They get used to it!
How do wolves adapt to their surroundings?
they die
Why does an octopus sitting on a seaweed turns green?
Because it blends in the surroundings.
How do sallows adapt to their surroundings and why?
Swallows adapted to their surroundings because they have to, if they did not then they would not survive there.
A sentence using the word adapt?
Q:how do you use adapt in a sentence? A:birds have to adapt to their surroundings when they migrate.
How do a whale adapt to surroundings?
because they are weird
