Nootka roses (Rosa nutkana) have several adaptations that help them thrive in their native habitats, which range from coastal to mountainous regions. Their thorny stems deter herbivores from feeding on them, while their fragrant flowers attract pollinators. Additionally, Nootka roses have a robust root system that enables them to withstand varying soil conditions and drought. Their ability to produce dense thickets also provides shelter for wildlife and helps stabilize soil in their environment.
its throns
Nootka goverment
it has bright petals to attract insects for pollination
Nootka Crisis happened in 1789.
what was the size of the nootka inidans houses
Nootka Elementary School was created in 1959.
Captian James Cook landed at Nootka Island in 1778
Yes, they have structural adaptations: their thorns. by: Super Buddy
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Yes, the Nootka tribe was at war with the Gravelbourgian tribe. They did not win, that's why they're not around anymore.