The document discusses the dragon's blood tree, which grows on the island of Socotra, Yemen in a semi-arid ecosystem. It is threatened, with only a few hundred trees remaining. The tree has adapted to the dry, sandy environment by not needing much water or competition for resources, and having large branches to support its leaves even when wilted. Pictures are included to show the plant and its ecosystem.
The document discusses the dragon's blood tree, which grows on the island of Socotra, Yemen in a semi-arid ecosystem. It is threatened, with only a few hundred trees remaining. The tree has adapted to the dry, sandy environment by not needing much water or competition for resources, and having large branches to support its leaves even when wilted. Pictures are included to show the plant and its ecosystem.
The document discusses the dragon's blood tree, which grows on the island of Socotra, Yemen in a semi-arid ecosystem. It is threatened, with only a few hundred trees remaining. The tree has adapted to the dry, sandy environment by not needing much water or competition for resources, and having large branches to support its leaves even when wilted. Pictures are included to show the plant and its ecosystem.
cacti, tarantula, hawk, yucca, of coarse the dragon’s blood tree, rattle snakes, lizard, scorpion, etc. Environmental factors. it’s really warm, there is much sand and dry plants that don’t need water.
Info of populations and competitions.
they sometimes live in groups from 6. The tree is threatened and there are only a few hundred left! They don’t really compete because they don’t need any sun, water or shadow.
Adaptations from the plant to the environment.
it’s very dry so the tree adapts to that and in doesn’t need water. although it doesn’t need water it can still wilt. It adapts to that by having really big branches so it can keep up the leaves.