explain why a land plant may die if its roots remain waterlogged forget a long time 1,venacava 2, glomerulus 3, villi
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A land plant may die if its roots remain water logged for a long time because too much water expels all the air from in-between the soil particles. Due to this, oxygen is not available to the roots for aerobic respiration.
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It's because all land plants need soil to live in and their root are designed to absorb nutrients from soil.so I their is a lack of soil the plant cannot survive.
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