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Why do underwater plants not produce flowers
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Why do underwater plants not produce flowers

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Because they are summerged in algea
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Totally submerged plants like algae (giant kelps in the ocean and things like Spirogyra in freshwater streams and ponds) don't flower, but reproduce by releasing gametes

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submerged in algae

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