Sources of nutrients for a rooted hydrophytic plant given in the diagram is from?

Lake bed, air ,water

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Air and water

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The correct option is A
Lake bed, air ,water

A hydrophytic rooted plant derives its mineral nutrient from all the three sources i.e from Air, Water, Soil (lake bed) as aerial and subterranean modes of major nutrient supply to the plant.Water also consists of certain dissolved mineral ions in a lake which is absorbed by the plant.

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