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What do plants living underwater have to adapt to their environment?
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What do plants living underwater have to adapt to their environment?

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Most aquatic plants do not need adaptions for absorbing transporting and conserving water. they can save energy and matter by not growing extensive root systems vascular tissues or thick cuticles on leaves.

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They have to adapt to water and the temperature
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