How are the desert plants different from the other plants growing in rainy season? Explain with Example. Use pictures to show their differences.
Desert plants are found in very dry land areas whereas the others are grown up where an enormous amount of rain is received.
The seeds of these plants remain in the soil until moisture arrives, encouraging them to germinate. Rainforest plants do not have to worry about not having enough moisture to grow.
The plants growing in rainy season do not get enough sunlight but it is abundant for desert plants.
Generally, desert plants have no leaves or small leaves but the plants that are grown up in rainy season have extra large leaves.
Examples-
Cactus, misquite tree are desert plants
Vines, shrubs etc are grown up in rainy season.
The seeds of these plants remain in the soil until moisture arrives, encouraging them to germinate. Rainforest plants do not have to worry about not having enough moisture to grow.
The plants growing in rainy season do not get enough sunlight but it is abundant for desert plants.
Generally, desert plants have no leaves or small leaves but the plants that are grown up in rainy season have extra large leaves.
Examples-
Cactus, misquite tree are desert plants
Vines, shrubs etc are grown up in rainy season.