Xerophytes have longer root system:
Correct answer: B. To draw water from deeper zones
- A. To grant mechanical support
- B. To draw water from deeper zones
- C. Due to light factor
- D. None of the above
Explanation
Xerophytes commonly develop deep or extensive root systems to reach water stored in deeper soil layers. This is a drought adaptation, not a response to light.
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