alleryWhich structural adaptation helps desert plants reduce water loss?
AThin waxy cuticle
BOpen surface pores
CSunken leaf pores
DWide leaf blades
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Sunken leaf pores
Sunken stomata are among the adaptations that reduce transpiration in desert plants.
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