Random Minnesota Aquatic Plants (24 items)report

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Plants that can grow in water are collectively called aquatic plants. Aquatic plants are excellent swimmers or divers. The leaves are soft and transparent, and some form filaments, such as Ceratophyllum. Filamentous leaves can greatly increase the contact area with water, so that the leaves can maximize the water can get little light, absorb little dissolved carbon dioxide in the water, to ensure that photosynthesis.

The aquatic plant has Chara, Filamentous algae, Phytoplankton, Stonewort, Bulrushes, Cattails, and more. The random tool generated a total of 24 items, detailing the aquatic plant list. According to the lifestyle of aquatic plants, they are generally divided into the following categories: emergent plants, floating-leaf plants, submerged and floating plants, and hydrophytes. The restoration and reconstruction of aquatic plants play an important role in the steady-state transformation of the freshwater ecosystem from turbid water to clear water.

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