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These plants have their roots in contact with the soil underwater, but their leaves and stems extend out of the surface of the water.
Which type of aquatic plant is being described here?
These plants have their roots in contact with the soil underwater, but their leaves and stems extend out of the surface of the water.
Which type of aquatic plant is being described here?
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The correct option is A Fixed
Fixed plants are rooted in the lake bottom, but their leaves and stems extend out of the water. They grow in wetlands and along the shore, where the water is typically 4 or 5 feet deep. Example: Buttercup
Fixed
Fixed plants are rooted in the lake bottom, but their leaves and stems extend out of the water. They grow in wetlands and along the shore, where the water is typically 4 or 5 feet deep. Example: Buttercup
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