Rose is an example of____________?
Correct answer: B. Mesophytes
- A. Hydrophytes
- B. Mesophytes
- C. Xerophytes
- D. Halophytes
Explanation
Rose grows best where water is reasonably available but not continuously abundant, so it is classified as a mesophyte. Students may choose xerophyte because roses can tolerate some dry conditions, but xerophytes are specially adapted to very arid habitats.
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