From sunflower and mango leaves which one is best adapted to xenomorphic habitat

Mango leaves are adapted to a xenomorphic habitat because they typically have a thicker cuticle and fewer stomata compared to sunflower leaves. This reduces water loss through transpiration, which is crucial in dry or arid conditions characteristic of xenomorphic habitats. Sunflowers, on the other hand, generally have thinner leaves with more stomata, making them better suited to environments with more consistent water availability.