The Living World: Adaptations and Classifications
Adaptative features in aquatic plants
- Roots fixed in the soil, deep below the surface of the water
- Long, hollow and thin stems
- Narrow ribbon-like leaves which allow them to float
- Thorn-like leaves to prevent water loss
- Thick stem to store water
- Long roots to search for deep underground water
- Structure to prevent them from snowfall as it would allow the snow to fall from it
- Thick waxy coating to protect them from extreme cold
- Leaves with drip tip to shed excess water …
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