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8 November, 10:26

How have cactuses adapted to the fact that it almost never rains in the desert?

A

They're covered in spikes.

B

They have thick, pleated stems.

C

They have big, waxy leaves.

D

They're camouflaged.

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  1. 8 November, 11:24
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    B) they have thick, pleated stems
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