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There is no such thing as a mesquite cactus. There are, however, mesquite trees and shrubs.

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Mesquite cacti are adapted to desert environments with mechanisms such as deep root systems to absorb water, waxy coatings to prevent water loss, and the ability to photosynthesize efficiently under intense sunlight. These adaptations help mesquite cacti thrive in arid conditions by conserving water and maximizing their use of available resources.

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