Acacia arabica is a:
Correct answer: B. Xerophyte
- A. Halophyte
- B. Xerophyte
- C. Mesophyte
- D. Hydrophyte
Explanation
Acacia arabica, now commonly called Vachellia nilotica, is adapted to dry habitats and is therefore classified as a xerophyte. Halophytes are adapted specifically to saline soils, while hydrophytes require abundant water.
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