来厦门旅游，除了鼓浪屿、南普陀、厦门大学，还有一个最应该去的地方是万石热带植物园。

    这里的植物品种不是一般的丰富。

    今天与大家分享这里的沙生植物，也就是肉肉植物，眼下，养肉肉的风头正劲。

    这里的“大肉肉”和“小肉肉”都令人叹为观止。

    由于品种太多，我们分别介绍。

    生活在沙漠里的植物称为沙生植物。

    沙生植物由于长期生活在风沙大、雨水少、冷热多变的严酷气候下，练就了一身适应艰苦环境的本领，生就了种种奇特的形态。

    它们的叶子和茎干都异样变形。像胡杨树，它全身有42种不同形态的叶子。仙人掌类植物就更奇异万端。

    沙生植物用自己顽强的生命实践，谱写了一曲高亢的生命赞歌，令人油然心生敬意。

 

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