What are some examples of C3,C4,CAM plants. 2. What are the the adaptations favouring plant growth and development in cold regions. 3. What are the plants adaptations and resistance to high temperatures 4. What are the characteristics of xerophytes

What are some examples of C3,C4,CAM plants. 2. What are the the adaptations favouring plant growth and development in cold regions. 3. What are the plants adaptations and resistance to high temperatures 4. What are the characteristics of xerophytes

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter28: Seedless Plants

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1. What are some examples of C3,C4,CAM plants.

2. What are the the adaptations favouring plant growth and development in cold regions.

3. What are the plants adaptations and resistance to high temperatures

4. What are the characteristics of xerophytes

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