Apedia

Stomata Moist Air Reduced Adaptations Xerophytic Plants Sunken

Front What are adaptations of xerophytic plants
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

Learn with these flashcards. Click next, previous, or up to navigate to more flashcards for this subject.

Next card: Alveoli describe features lungs make effective organs exchange

Previous card: Water loss spiracles adaptations insects minimise close lose

Up to card list: AQA Biology Flashcards