aquaticplant
Aquatic plants, also known as hydrophytes, are plants that have adapted to living in aquatic ecosystems. These environments can include freshwater bodies like lakes, rivers, and ponds, as well as saltwater environments such as oceans and estuaries. Aquatic plants exhibit a wide range of adaptations to survive in water, which differ significantly from terrestrial plants. These adaptations often include specialized tissues for gas exchange, buoyancy, and anchorage.
Many aquatic plants have developed roots that are not as extensive as those of land plants, as
The diversity of aquatic plants is vast, ranging from microscopic algae to large seaweed species and flowering