Why do floating plants have air spaces in their bodies?
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Large air cavities provide buoyancy for the leaf. The large intercellular spaces continue into the stem and root and they provide the necessary oxygen to these organs. Leaves floating on a water surface are exposed to the sun and therefore often show a thick cuticle to avoid radiation damage.
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Large air cavities provide buoyancy for the leaf. The large intercellular spaces continue into the stem and root and they provide the necessary oxygen to these organs. Leaves floating on a water surface are exposed to the sun and therefore often show a thick cuticle to avoid radiation damage.
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