What are the adaptations of the rose plant?

Answer 1

It has bright petals of a given colour to attract insects in for pollination.

It has a unique smell which also attracts insects for pollination.

It has thorn spikes on its stem to repel insects or small mammals from eating it.

Their thorns repel snails and roses let off a strong odor which can also help to repel butterflies.
Its thorns.

Answer 2

Rose plants have thorns to protect them from herbivores, are able to self-pollinate, and have fragrant flowers to attract pollinators. They also have a deep root system that helps them access water and nutrients from the soil.

Answer 3

a roses adaptation is not its thorns but is the way it lives! a rose uses its thorns by whenthe prdator iseating the rose the thornsget hooked onto the inside of the predators mouth. causing the predator severe pain but no major physical injuries!!!!!!!

Answer 4

A "Desert Rose" is not a living organism, it is a formation of gypsum christals that forms in desert regions where there are mineral(salt) rich ground waters evaporating near the ground surface.

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Answer 5

Through evolution, the rose developed thorns to protect itself. Rose plants grew these thorns as a defense mechanism to keep creatures from eating them.

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