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Adaption
Adaption
Adaption
ADAPT TO
WEATHER AND
ENVIRONMENTS?
LET'S START WITH
A WARM-UP
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-plants
Reason for plants doing
adaption-
• Adaptations make it easier for
plants to survive in their specific
habitat, and reproduce, passing
those traits on to their offspring.
All plants, no matter where they
grow, are adapted to certain
conditions, which can include
temperature, available water,
soil type, and interactions with
animals and other organisms.
ADAPTION OF
PLANTS IN COLD
CLIMATE
By - Navneet
How have plants adapted to
cold?
First, as the days shorten and the cold sets in,
many plants become “hardened”. Water is
pumped out of plant cells into the roots and any
remaining sap, which is a sugary solution, often
acts as antifreeze. Broadleaf trees, like maples
and oaks, shed their thin, flat leaves each fall to
reduce water loss. Plants also have adapted to
the Arctic tundra by developing the ability to
grow under a layer of snow, to carry out
photosynthesis in extremely cold temperatures,
and for flowering plants, to produce flowers
quickly once summer begins. A small leaf
structure is another physical adaptation that
helps plants survive.
Which plants have adapted
to cold?
These unique adaptations include:
• Cushion plants - these are compact,
low-growing plants. ...
• Arctic poppy - this has a hairy stem to
retain heat. ...
• Cotton grass - this grass has small
seeds that can easily be dispersed by
the wind to ensure its survival. ...
• Lichen - this organism does not need
soil to grow.
ADAPTION OF
PLANTS IN HOT
CLIMATE