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How are aquatic plants adapted to survive in ponds and oceans ?

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Answered by anilahirwar0002

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. The stems of aquatic plants are soft, hollow and light, having large spaces filled with air. The aquatic plants do not need strong stems because the surrounding water of a pond, lakes ,river keeps them up.

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How are aquatic plants adapted to survive in ponds and oceans ?​

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How are aquatic plants adapted to survive in ponds and oceans ?