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Why do plants at the bottom of a pond grow better than plants at the bottom of a lake
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Why do plants at the bottom of a pond grow better than plants at the bottom of a lake

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Since ponds are typically shallower than lakes, this allows more sunlight to reach pond plants than lake plants. By getting my sunlight, these pond plants can photosynthesize more efficiently.

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