Dune grasses hold the sand of the sand dunes in place. the grasses can survive in high winds and flooding. what feature of dune grasses to keep the plants in place? a) long, thin leaves b) spreading, fibrous roots c) very thick waxy covering d) small flowers on the end of spikes

B) spreading, fibrous roots

Explanation:

The dune grasses have the capacity to develop stabilizing roots that keep them anchored in the sand, an adaptation that protects against high winds and flooding as well as protect the dune from the forces of erosion.

Thus, the stabilizing roots can be described as spreading, fibrous roots.

The correct option is B.

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