Why did desert plants evolve adaptations for photosynthesis? Group of answer choices In harsh and dry conditions, every drop of water must be conserved to survive. A more efficient use of oxygen allows plants to adapt to living with less water. A more efficient use of carbon dioxide allows plants to adapt to living with more water. In harsh and dry conditions, stomata must open to allow uptake of oxygen.

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