Are rice saplings aquatic or terrestrial plants?
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Rice plants are considered to be semi-aquatic in nature.
Majority of the cultivated rice plants consume a huge amount of waters to grow properly. and make sure that they have harvested the best grains of the season.
Rice is considered to be semi-aquatic grasses.
The height of rice plant can range from 0.4m to 5m in some floating varieties.
When rice is harvested it is called 'Paddy'.
Majority of the cultivated rice plants consume a huge amount of waters to grow properly. and make sure that they have harvested the best grains of the season.
Rice is considered to be semi-aquatic grasses.
The height of rice plant can range from 0.4m to 5m in some floating varieties.
When rice is harvested it is called 'Paddy'.
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Many land plants can tolerate flooding for some time. A good definition of aquatic plants is therefore difficult. ... Aquatic plants can be free-floating (e.g., water hyacinths) or rooted to the bottom of the pond or stream (e.g., water lilies). The most important grain crop in the world, rice, is an aquatic plant.
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