The picture shows the Prairie blazing star, a flowering plant found in a prairie environment.
How does the body plan of the Prairie blazing star help it carry out its life processes?
A.
Being in groups helps it to attract pollinators, and the roots touching each other allow the plants to share nutrients.
B.
The narrow leaves help it to attract herbivores to carry seeds, and the roots fan out to find water of a large surface area.
C.
The height of the plant allows it to receive direct sunlight, and the flowers prevent herbivores from trying to eat it.
D.
The deep roots allow it to find water in a usually dry environment, and the narrow leaves help prevent water loss through evaporation.