In freshwater plants, roots are well-developed, as water is available in plenty.

True

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False

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Solution

The correct option is B False
Freshwater plant stem:
The freshwater plants have water available in plenty surrounding them and hence the roots are reduced.
the Main function of the root is to hold the entire plant in a specific place and hence such plants can survive without well-developed roots.
Final Answer: The given statement is false.

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