Biology, asked by paryusha4164, 1 year ago

why can,t we use a hibiscus plant instead of hydrilla?in production of oxygen ?

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Answered by peetakatniss4ever

hydrilla is an aquatic plant which can respire inside the surface of water to produce ixygen but hibiscus cannot as it is not aquatic and cannot be used in this experiment

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