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What would be a beneficial adaptation for a plant in a dry climate? positive hydrotropism positive phototropism positive thigmotropism positive gravitropism
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What would be a beneficial adaptation for a plant in a dry climate?

positive hydrotropism
positive phototropism
positive thigmotropism
positive gravitropism

User Volker Pacher
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Positive hydrotropism because it provides water I hope this helps!!!

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positive hydrotropism

Step-by-step explanation:

the plants roots will move towards water, giving it better odds of survival in this dry place

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