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Plants cannot escape adverse environments due to fixed roots. This study explores plant adaptation strategies to survive challenging conditions, focusing on their resilience mechanisms.

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  • Ecology

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  • Plants are sessile organisms, unable to relocate when faced with unfavorable environmental conditions such as drought, extreme temperatures, or nutrient scarcity.
  • Understanding plant responses to environmental stress is crucial for agriculture and ecosystem stability.

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