Biology, asked by tarunika883, 11 hours ago

what is Pneumatophores?

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Answered by duttarupa57244

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pneumatophores are roots found in salty water bodies to help plant to grow

Answered by TheUltimateDomb

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Pneumatophores are the specialized erect roots (a modification of root) which facilitate the exchange of gases in plants growing in marshy areas. So, the pneumatophores are also called, breathing roots as these roots possess pores known as breathing pores or pneumatophores for gaseous exchange.

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