Describe tha aquatic adaptaion of hydrilla
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The main adaptations that give hydrilla an advantage over other native plants are: It is a submerged hydrophyte found attached to the substratum by adventitious roots in freshwater ponds. It can grow at low light intensities until it nears the water surface, where it gets sunlight.
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The growth of Hydrilla enables it to compete effectively for sunlight. It can elongate very rapidly, upto an inch a day, until it nears the water surface, where it gets sunlight. ... The leaves are thin, long and ribbon shaped to provide least resistance to the flow of water 8.
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