Plant Adaptations and Habitats

The video tutorial discusses how plants adapt to various environmental conditions. It covers the need for adaptation, different plant habitats, and specific adaptations of land plants in regions like hills, plains, deserts, coastal, marshy, and heavy rainfall areas. Examples of plants in each region are provided, highlighting their unique features that help them survive in their respective environments.

Why do plants need to adapt to their surroundings?

• To survive and thrive in different environments

• To compete with animals

• To produce more flowers

• To change their color

What is the habitat of a cactus?

• Rainforest

• Desert

• Ocean

• Mountain

Which feature helps plants in hilly regions withstand cold and snow?

• Deep roots

• Thick bark

• Needle-like leaves

• Broad leaves

What is a characteristic of plants in plain regions?

• Needle-like leaves

• Thick stems

• Spiny leaves

• Flat and thin leaves

How do desert plants minimize water loss?

• By having broad leaves

• By having spines instead of leaves

• By growing tall

• By having shallow roots

What adaptation helps coastal plants deal with a humid climate?

• Breathing roots

• Moisture-resistant leaves

• Thick bark

• Deep roots

What type of roots do mangroves have?

• Fibrous roots

• Taproots

• Breathing roots

• Deep roots

Which plants are known as evergreen trees?

• Cactus

• Mangroves

• Pine trees

• Rubber trees

What is a common feature of plants in heavy rainfall areas?

• Deep roots

• Lush green leaves

• Thick bark

• Spiny leaves

Which plant is typically found in marshy areas?

• Coconut

• Pine

• Mangrove

• Cactus