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Difference between drought evade and drought enduring plants?

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Difference between drought evade and drought enduring plants?

I am doing a paper about plant adaptation in arid environments. I am researching about the different strategies such as drought escape ,drought evade, drought enduring, and drought resisting. However some sources says that drought evade drops leaves while other says it is drought endure. Can someone clarify this?

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Quote from: imn0tokei (10 years ago)

However some sources says that drought evade drops leaves while other says it is drought endure.

HI

This sentence isn't making any sense to me, please rephrase.

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Hey there

Check this out.. It may clarify a little better Slight Smile

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http://faculty.unlv.edu/landau/adaptations.htm

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@imn0tokei

Could you give us an update?

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