What is the leaf adaptation of ghaf tree?

The ghaf tree (Prosopis cineraria) has adapted its leaves to withstand arid conditions by having small, compound leaves that reduce water loss through transpiration. The leaves are often small and feathery, allowing for a smaller surface area and minimizing water loss while still providing some shade. Additionally, the tree can also photosynthesize using its stems during extreme drought periods, further enhancing its survival in harsh environments.