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Why is it important for in coniferous forest to conserve water?
It is good for the animals in the coniferous forest, so they can hide and camouflage from predators
Where do the organisms live that have adapted to conserve water?
The animal that is adapted to conserve water might be livig near a lake,river,sea or ocean.But it is sure that it lives near water.
How are animals of the coniferous forest well adapted to long cold winters?
the needles of the coniferous trees are designed to conserve water. they are coated with a waxy substance to prevent evaporation of water and the boughs of the trees are shaped to shed snow and prevent breakage of their limbs. hope this helped! mecm :D
What is the main water source of coniferous forests?
The main water source of coniferous forests is typically rainfall. Coniferous trees have adapted to thrive in regions with abundant rainfall, absorbing water through their roots from the soil. Snowmelt in colder climates can also contribute to the water supply in coniferous forests.
Why do trees lose their leaves?
So they can conserve water and not freeze in the winter
Are arthropods adapted to conserve water?
Yes they are. They have something called an exoskeleton... it holds water in but won't let water out. Kinda cool right?
How do deciduous forest conserve water in winter?
It gets its water by melted snow that turn into water. It is as easy as that. Hope that helps.
Which biome contains plants and animals that are adapted to conserve water?
Desert biome contains plants and animals that are adapted to conserve water due to the low precipitation levels. These adaptations include water-storing tissues, reduced leaf surface area, and efficient water retention mechanisms.
Coniferous forest producers?
Producers in a coniferous forest are Gymnosperms including various species of Pinus , Cedrus ,Abies , Juniper and others .These are all conifers and major producers.Minor producers include flowering plant which are herbacious orshrubs.
What is a conifer leaf and how are they adapted to conserve water?
A conifer leaf is a needle-like structure found on conifer trees such as pine, spruce, and fir. They are adapted to conserve water through a thick waxy cuticle on their surface, reduced surface area to minimize water loss, and sunken stomata that reduce water loss through transpiration. These adaptations help conifer trees survive in dry and cold environments.
Why do coniferous trees have needle shaped leaves?
Coniferous trees have needle-shaped leaves to reduce water loss through transpiration. The reduced surface area of the needles compared to broad leaves helps the tree to conserve water in cold and dry climates where water availability is limited. Additionally, the needle shape helps to shed snow more easily, preventing breakage of branches under the weight of snow.
How can you survive in the coniferous forest?
to survive in the coniferous forest you do : wood to make fire, clothes for both summer and winter, weapons to kill a animal if a try to kill you, and tent to live in.also bring some water and food to eat.
