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xerophily
xerophily n. 
/zᵻˈrɒfl̩i/,
Brit. /zᵻˈrɒfᵻli/
, /zᵻˈrɒfᵻli//zᵻˈrɒfl̩i/U.S. /zᵻˈrɑfəli/
the condition or character of being xerophilous./zᵻˈrɑfəli/ΘΚΠ
the world > plants > by habitat or distribution > [noun] > that likes or tolerates a dry habitat > condition of flourishing in dryness
xerophily1878
xerophytism1900
sclerophylly1903
xeromorphy1909
1878 A. Henfrey Elem. Bot. (ed. 3) iv. i. 661 Plants are divided into Xerophiles, or those capable of existing in very dry climates; Hygrophiles, or those which can only exist in the presence of abundant moisture.
1904 Science 3 June 866/2 The causes of xerophily in bog plants.
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