| Front | What are adaptations of xerophytic plants |
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| Back | Stomata sunken in pits and grooves, this traps moist air which reduced water potential gradient A layer of hairs on epidermis to trap moist air Curled leaves with stomata inside to protect from wind Reduced number of stomata Waxy waterproof cuticle |
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