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Why do aquatic plants not have a well developed root system ? (A) So that they can be pulled out easily. (B) They don’t need long roots to absorb
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Why do aquatic plants not have a well developed root system ?
(A) So that they can be pulled out easily.
(B) They don’t need long roots to absorb water.
(C) They do not need to absorb minerals.
(D) It keeps them afloat in water

A.

(A) & (B)

B.

Only (B)

C.

(B) & (D)

D.

Only (C)

Correct option is B

The correct answer is (b) Only (B).
Aquatic plants typically do not have a well-developed root system because they do not need long roots to absorb water, as they are surrounded by it. The primary function of roots in terrestrial plants is to absorb water and nutrients from the soil, a need that is largely redundant for plants in aquatic environments.

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