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what is the differences between floating plants, fixed plants and underwater plants

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Answered by Anonymous
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Floating plants have leaves that float on the water surface. Their roots may be attached in the substrate or floating in the water column. Submersed macrophytes are also rooted to the bottom but their leaves grow entirely underwater.

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Aquatic plants grow in three distinct patterns that describe how the plants do or do not affix to the soil at the bottom of the water body. Floating plants unlike submerged and emerged plants, do not have fixed roots and therefore requires little effort to safely remove and place into another body of water.❤

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