Difference between roots of aquatic and roots of terrestrial plants 5 points
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Terrestrial plants generally have deeper winding roots through the soil. This is needed for stability and water absorbtion. They will perform co2 and oxygen exchange with the air as well. Aquatic plants generally have shallow roots only needed for stability as they can absorb water easily from their environment.
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