why don't the leaves of lotus plant rot in water
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because of its structure..
It has more surface which contact with water ,,,,,,,,
making it to flow on water
It has more surface which contact with water ,,,,,,,,
making it to flow on water
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They are hydrophytes that live in water, their leaves have a thick fingernail skin covering that make them water repellent and on the grounds that when osmosis happens in leaves the cell divider makes a point of confinement that is on account of the cell doesn't blast up and decay up.
Lotus leaves shake off the water. Many plants are to a great degree water-repellent attributable to their unpleasant surfaces, which can trap air to give a waterproof padding.
Lotus leaves shake off the water. Many plants are to a great degree water-repellent attributable to their unpleasant surfaces, which can trap air to give a waterproof padding.
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