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Why are there no rooted plants in the limnetic zone of a lake or pond
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Why are there no rooted plants in the limnetic zone of a lake or pond

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There are no rooted plants in the limnetic zone of the lake as well as the pond since the open water in where the rooted plants would not survive since it is muddy and phytoplankton are the only photosynthetic organisms.
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