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Why are plants unable to grow at the bottom of lakes? The water is colder at the bottom. Sunlight does not reach the bottom. Groundwater feeds into the bottom. Less fresh water is found at the bottom
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Why are plants unable to grow at the bottom of lakes?

The water is colder at the bottom.
Sunlight does not reach the bottom.
Groundwater feeds into the bottom.
Less fresh water is found at the bottom

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Sunlight does not reach the bottom. B

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B. Sunlight does not reach the bottom.

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