water hyacinth floats on water surface explain with reason
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due to arenchyma tissue present in aquatic plants which provide byouancy
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They float on bloated air-filled hollow leaf stalks. The leaves of free-floating water hyacinths are characterised by a bulbous swelling in a section of the petiole. The oxygen bubbles float to the surface of water and get released into the air which provides buoyancy.
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