An example of a xerophyte would be _____.

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An example of a xerophyte would be _____.

An example of a xerophyte would be cactus. Xerophyte plants are plants that can survive with very less water, basically, they don't need very limited water to survive. Cactus is the best example of xerophyte.

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abruzzese [7]3 years ago

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An example of a Xerophyte is Cactus.

The plants that live in xeropyhytic conditions have several adaptations. They have the ability to survive in little or no water.

They lack leaves and have thick stem that perform the process of photosynthesis.

They have thorns and waxy coating so as to prevent the loss of water.

Example: Pineapple, cactus and some other gymnosperms.

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