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In which forest type may plants have thick and waxy leaves to reduce water loss?
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Correct answer: Thorn forests and scrubs
In dry areas plants modify leaves to reduce water loss. Exam tip: treat waxy leaves as a dry climate adaptation.
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Thorn forests and scrubs
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In dry areas plants modify leaves to reduce water loss. Exam tip: treat waxy leaves as a dry climate adaptation.
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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Natural Vegetation and Wildlife. Topic: Types of Vegetation.
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