Thick cuticles on leaves are typical of plants growing in:
Correct answer: B. Dry habitats
- A. Wet habitats
- B. Dry habitats
- C. Warm habitats
- D. Cool habitats
Explanation
A thick cuticle reduces evaporation from the leaf, so it is a typical xerophytic adaptation to dry habitats. Wet-habitat plants usually have thinner cuticles because water conservation is less necessary.
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