Attributes of Welwitschia mirabilis include

_____ It has only two leaves.
_____ It obtains most of its water from seasonal heavy rains.
_____ It lives under desert conditions.
_____ It is a gnetophyte.
_____ Its stems are photosynthetic, but its leaves are not.


__X__ It has only two leaves.
_____ It obtains most of its water from seasonal heavy rains.
__X__ It lives under desert conditions.
__X__ It is a gnetophyte.
_____ Its stems are photosynthetic, but its leaves are not.

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