Plants growing near the sea whore are generally resistant to:
Correct answer: B. Salt spray
- A. Lodging
- B. Salt spray
- C. Erosion
- D. Injuries
Explanation
Plants growing near seashores commonly develop adaptations such as thick leaves, salt exclusion, or salt excretion to withstand salt spray. Resistance to lodging or erosion is not the defining coastal adaptation here.
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