Plant adaptation

Plant adaptation refers to the physical and biological changes that help plants survive and thrive in their specific environments. This can include features like deep roots to access underground water, thick leaves to conserve moisture, or bright colors to attract pollinators. Adaptations develop over time through natural selection, enabling plants to withstand factors like drought, cold, heat, or poor soil. These modifications improve a plant's chances of survival and reproduction in its particular habitat, ensuring it can persist despite environmental challenges.