Plants are adapted for their environment
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I can describe how some plants are adapted to help them survive, and how environmental conditions affect plant biodiversity positively and negatively.
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Biodiversity is a measure of the range of living organisms.
Living organisms, including plants, have adaptations that help them to survive in their environment.
Examples of physical plant adaptations include shallow or deep roots, and the presence of spines to deter consumers.
Plants can also have behavioural adaptations such as growing towards light.
Changes to the environment can affect plant biodiversity.
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