👉 The term "zoographically" is a term used in botany and geology to describe plants that are adapted to grow on moist, waterlogged environments. These plants have evolved unique adaptations such as deep root systems, specialized leaves with a thickened surface for water absorption, and flowers with large, narrow sepals and petals that allow them to secrete a liquid called hydrotropism (a type of hydrolysis) when exposed to moisture. Zoogeography refers to the study of
