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What is the specific uses of the air spaces for water hyacinth?
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Which part of the water hyacinth help it to float?
Leaf petiole
How does the leaf petiole of a water hyacinth helps it to float?
It contains air spaces (aerenchyma) within the cells of the petiole
How the air spaces found in the stalk help the water hyacinth help to obtain light?
Aquatic plants need light too and water hyacinths are aquatic plants. They have air spaces inside them which help them to float freely in the water.
Do water lilies have thorns on the bottom of the leaf?
The swollen leaf stalks have air spaces that trap air to allow the water hyacinth to float.
Diffrerences between the water hyacinth to a sunflower?
The water hyacinth's roots are in water, while the sunflower's roots are in soil. The Water hyacinth's leaf stalks are swollen and contains air, while the sun flower's leaf stalks are different in shape
Which is the layer underground were all empty spaces are filled with a combination of air and water?
The layer underground where all empty spaces are filled with a combination of air and water is called the vadose zone or the unsaturated zone. This zone is located above the water table and allows movement of both air and water through it.
A floating plant whose stems and leaves have air sacs is a?
A butt
Which is the layer underground where all empty space filled with a combination of air and water?
Zone of saturation
Which is the layer underground all empty spaces are filled with a combination of air and water?
Zone of saturation
How can water hyacinth float on water name the tissue and its type?
The leaves of water hyacinth are long and leathery and have wax coating surrounding them. They are made up of long spongy parenchyma tissues that have several air pockets. The air pockets help the leaves to stand erect and float on the surface of water. Arsha 9th
What plants has inflated balloon like stem options fern pine grass water hyacinth?
The water hyacinth has inflated balloon-like stems known as pneumatophores. They are specialized structures that help the plant float and absorb oxygen from the air. The fern, pine, and grass plants do not typically have balloon-like stems.
