Plantas en hábitats extremos

The video explores how various plants adapt to extreme environments. South African aloe regulates heat by excreting salt as a white powder, reflecting sunlight. The saguaro cactus stores water in its stem, protected by spines from predators. In polar regions, Arctic plants grow close to the ground to withstand cold temperatures. The alpine poppy tracks the sun for effective pollination. These adaptations help plants manage temperature, conserve water, and capture sunlight, ensuring survival in harsh conditions.

How does the South African aloe adapt to avoid heat?

What is the significance of the saguaro cactus's ability to store water?

Describe how Arctic plants survive extreme cold temperatures.

What role does photosynthesis play in the survival of alpine poppies?

What adaptations do plants have to survive in extreme environments?