Plants which survive drought by storing water in their tissues are called succulents and there is an enormous range of them including all (or most) cacti (the family cactaceae), Aloes (which is a proper genus and is a lot larger than just Aloe vera ), Jade plants ( Crassula ovata ), relatives of the poinsettia ( Euphorbias , which often look very much like cacti) and even some members of the cucumber family.
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