To conserve water, desert plants may have leaves that are reduced or entirely absent, in which case the plant's stems can perform photosynthesis.

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Desert plants have adapted to survive in arid environments by reducing water loss through various adaptations such as reduced or absent leaves, and in some cases, performing photosynthesis through their stems. This allows the plant to conserve water while still producing energy through photosynthesis.

To Conserve Water, Desert Plants May Have Leaves That Are