How have the plants in the polar regions adapted themselves to live in their habitats? [3 MARKS]

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Adaptations: 1 Mark each

Plants that live in the Polar regions have
1. Needle-shaped leaves that prevent water loss through transpiration.
2. Cone shaped trees so that the snow slides off.
3. Fleshy leaves for better water storage.

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How have the plants in the polar regions adapted themselves to live in their habitats? [3 MARKS]

Adaptations: 1 Mark each Plants that live in the Polar regions have 1. Needle-shaped leaves that prevent water loss through transpiration. 2. Cone shaped trees so that the snow slides off. 3. Fleshy leaves for better water storage.

Adaptations: 1 Mark each

Plants that live in the Polar regions have
1. Needle-shaped leaves that prevent water loss through transpiration.
2. Cone shaped trees so that the snow slides off.
3. Fleshy leaves for better water storage.