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Because they are constantly under water. This is just how nature is. The plants probably have some special coating or something.
Physical characteristics of a place include altitude, landforms like mountains and bodies of water. It also includes climate and different forms of precipitation. Temperature is also included. What type of soil, plants and natural resources also fall under this category. ~Natasha Slootweg
No
They are plants, grasses, shrubs, algae, and under water plants. Basically just plants.
They sleep under there!
You should probably categorize it under Education or Standarized tests, depending on the type of test you're asking about.
it's what you name it and categorize it under so if it's legal then it deals with legal issues
nonmaterial culture
No, The questions under uncategorized are where questions go if someone does not know what categorize to put them in and eventually they will go into the proper categories.
Because they are constantly under water. This is just how nature is. The plants probably have some special coating or something.
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Physical characteristics of a place include altitude, landforms like mountains and bodies of water. It also includes climate and different forms of precipitation. Temperature is also included. What type of soil, plants and natural resources also fall under this category. ~Natasha Slootweg
why do you think some plants and animals are replaced under quantine
plants under water do the exact same thing as plants grown on land some under water plants suck there prey in and eat them
Well, woodpeckers peck trees, which i guess could categorize under wood. Hope I helped!
they swim under water and they are yuck
Grasses ARE plants. They are categorized under Non-flowering Plants.