Question

A tissue which helps aquatic plants to float in water

Answer 1

Answer:

the answer is arenchyma

Answer 2

The "parenchyma" tissue helps aquatic plants to float in water

• The tissue that permits aquatic plants to float is Aerenchyma.
• Primarily aerenchyma is parenchyma tissue in aquatic plants.
• The cells of aerenchyma create a network that has wide air areas or air cavities for airlike exchange.
• These air cavities create the plant light-weight and buoyant and thus, plants will float simply in water.