Most plants conserve water or gain better access to it through a waxy cuticle, stomata on the underside and their ability to close, and roots that grow down towards soil water.
La mayoría de las plantas conservan agua o acceden mejor a ella mediante una cutícula cerosa, estomas en la parte inferior y su capacidad de cierre, y raíces que crecen hacia el agua en el suelo.
| Front | State 3 ways most plants conserve water or gain better access to water. |
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| Back | General plant adaptations to conserve water:
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