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Xerophyte
* Many xerophytes have extensive root systems in order to trap available water.
* Most xerophytes have stomata.
* Some xerophytes have chlorophyll
  - roots
  - spines
  - live in arctic regions as well
* are adapted to live in wet, rainy climates
  - categorized into several groups according to their drought resisting power
  - desert plants which grow in dry and hot places
  - plants adapted to dry conditions
* are plants that are adapted to dry conditions
  - survive in very dry conditions
  - have developed special means of storing and conserving water
  - prefer arid conditions and require little or no irrigation
* are plants which are adapted to a dry, arid habitat such as deserts or sand dunes
  - grow in hot and dry regions
  - the plants that grow in habitats where there is very less water or no water supply
* can have smaller leaves or fewer branches than other plants.
* exhibit a number of special features in their morphological organs.
* generally live in areas such as deserts, mountain ranges, or arctic areas.
* grow on a variety of habitats.
* have a vascular system consisting of xylem and phloem tissues
  - greater potentiality to resist wilting
  - smaller leaves, particularly leaves shaped like needles
* includes cell membranes
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* kind of plants adapted in desert habitat.
* seem to use a lesser quantity of respiratory substrates than do mesophytes.
* usually have thick leathery leaves with a thick cuticle.

Xerophytic plant
* Some Xerophytic plants sit out a drought.
* possess an extraordinary way of storing and conserving water.
+ Xerophyte, Adaptions: Botany
  * Some Xerophytic plants sit out a drought. They can still extract water from soil.

Transgenic plant
* Some transgenic plants have a resistance to ampicillin.
* Transgenic Plants expressing avidin or chitinase are resistant to insect pests.
* are sensitive bioindicators of nuclear pollution caused by the Chernobyl accident.
* fluoresce green and wildtype plants appear red under UV light.
* hold out a hope to farmers if they are so modified to resist to a specific pest.
* reveal surprising affinities to human physiology.

Treatment plant
* Most treatment plants produce seeds.
* Some treatment plants have biomass.

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Tropical plant
* Many tropical plants produce cyanide.
* Most tropical plants grow in climates
  - warm climates
  - moist climates
* Most tropical plants grow on floors
  - forest floors
* Most tropical plants require a great deal of iron
  - sunlight
* Some tropical plants reach feet.
* are adapted to be very stingy about giving up minerals
  - sensitive to low, but above freezing, temperatures
* bloom for weeks, sometimes months.
* flourish , even in the strongest sunlight.
  - out of massive tubs
* need conditions
  - specific conditions
* require sunlight.
* share space with desert succulents.
* thrive on the atoll, and it becomes a coral island.

Unhealthy plant
* Most unhealthy plants produce flowers
  - male flowers
* are generally more susceptible to pests and disease.
* have the ability to send out distress signals that lure insects in for the kill.
  - poor-quality fruit

Upright plant
* Some upright plants have chances.
* bear lots of oval pods with large red-streaked buff seeds.
* grow quickly.

Variegated plant
* are especially useful for adding counterpoint to problematic areas of shade
  - subject to diseases because of the lack of chlorophyl
* can tolerate partial shade.

Various plant
* carry out ecotoxicological assessments of wastewater.
* have different amounts of essential oil with various properties
  - differing water requirements