A mechanism in many salt plants to control osmotic pressure is:
A) to remain as osmoconformers.
B) to have succulent parts.
C) to dry out.
D) to go dormant during periods of high salinity.
E) to drop leaves.

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Succulent parts, such as thick leaves or stems, allow salt plants to store water and minimize water loss, thus controlling osmotic pressure.

A Mechanism in Many Salt Plants to Control Osmotic Pressure