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The autotropic plants that grow mainly in water and do not have specific parts like root steam leaf flowers

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Answered by sdhanush1
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Answer:

Spirogyra

Explanation:

Spirogyra is a part of Thallophyta group and grows mainly in water. They do not have specific parts such as root-stem-leaves-flowers, but are autotrophic due to the presence of chlorophyll.

Answered by BIGFANS12
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Answer:

THALLOPHYTA GRP PLANTS

THESE PLANTS LACK DETAILS SUCH AS A STEM OR ROOT AND THEY R AUTOTROPHIC

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