What is the difference between the desert plants and aquatic plants
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Deserts plants are the plants that are found in hot and dry deserts. They can be of two types: xerophytes and phreatophytes. The xerophytes plants are the plants that undergo changes in their structure in order to survive the desert. On the other hand, the phreatophytes are plants that have a deep root system in order to draw water from near the water table.
Aquatic plants are plants that have adapted to living in aquatic environments. They are also referred to as hydrophytes or macrophytes. A macrophyte is an aquatic plant that grows in or near water and is either emergent, submergent, or floating, and includes helophytes.
Answer: So, desert plants are plants which grow in the desert and aquatic plants are plants which grow in water.
Explanation: Desert plants : These plants grow in the desert , which is their habitat and the do not get much water.
Aquatic plants : These plants grow in water and are in their habitat these plants get much water.
There are types of aquatic plants such as : Emergent , Fixed , Underwater and Floating plants.
Examples are : 1). Moss , Sedge
2).Lotus , Water lily
3).Hydrilla , Elodea
4).Duckweed , Water hyacinth
Desert plants are also called : Xerophytes
Examples : Cacti , Palm trees
Hope this helps!(Sorry it's too long , just tried to help)