Biology, 10.10.2019 09:30 coalmax1212

Adaptations are important for the survival of both animals and plants. a plant such as the cactus has many adaptations that it survive in its environment. a cactus' roots are long, but close to the surface of the ground, and they cover a large area.

what is the possible advantage that this root system offers the cactus?
a.
it makes the cactus look pretty.
b.
it doesn't the cactus at all.
c.
it makes getting water easier and quicker for the cactus.
d.
it makes getting water harder and slower for the cactus.

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