What are the adaptations in plants to reduce excessive transpiration??

The leaves in hot or dry environments may be adapted to reduce transpiration .

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Leaf adaptations.

AdaptationExplanation

Leaves reduced to spinesReduces the surface area for transpiration

Reduced number of stomataReduces the transpiration rate

Waxy leaf cuticleImpermeable to water, which stops evaporation

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