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list out the anatomical adaptations of hydrophytes ??​

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Answered by rajeaiswarya907
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The root-system in hydrophytes is feebly evolved and root hairs and root cap are absent. In some floating plants such as Utricularia, Ceratophyllum, etc., no roots are evolved, and in submerged plants such as Vallisneria, Hydrilla, etc., water dissolved mineral salts and gases are absorbed by their whole surface.

Answered by deepalmsableyahoocom
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Anatomical adaptations

  • The root and shoot systems show common features such as cuticle which is very thin or absent.
  • Epidermis is usually a single layer of thin walled cells, not protective in function.
  • Cortex is well developed. ...
  • Mechanical tissues are generally absent.
  • In the vascular tissue, xylem vessels are less common.

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