how are roots and stem of water plants adapted?in briefly means in short
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The stems of many aquatic plant have large air-filled areas to increase buoyancy. ... Manyaquatic plants have deep, anchoring roots, but some, like duckweeds float freely and allow their roots to drift in the water below them. One aquatic plant is eel grass, which has adaptation for living in salt water...
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