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What is one benefit to a plant living on land to a plant living in water
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What is one benefit to a plant living on land to a plant living in water

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The answer is gas exchange. Plants underwater have a tough time, and have to do this though special tissue that leads to the air. Land plants are easily able to get gasses to their roots.
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the roots is the answer
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