depends on the plant; most plants that are adapted to land are not able to grow in the water. water plays an important function for those plants to grow in the water- sometimes serving as mechanism for reproduction, absorption of nutrients, and as a stuctural support to hold up the plant, etc. See the link: look at the structures and read the key characteristics of the plant groups. There is a gradual shift in plants evidencing the evolutionary path from water to land and the characteristics that make certain plants more suitable for specific environments.
http://mattdegasperi.synthasite.com/resources/DifferencesinLandandWaterPlants.ppt
soil. that's where all the essential nutrients are located.
scientist Anthony J. Suero says: plants grow faster in soil because if its in water it will drown out causing the plant to die. if its in soil it will live healthy on nutrition and herbs
soil
No. If you water a plant with vitamin water the soil starts molding, the seeds do not sprout and it smells really bad! I've tried this myself at home that's how I know! yes plants will grow no plant will not grow
by the water coming then the soil would become fertile soil so then plants can grow faster in the fertile soil. thank you for your question by permeability
The type of soil that makes plants grow faster is known as loam soil. Sandy and clay soil lack the capability of supporting proper growth of plants.
in clay soil or wet soil has diameter of 0.22mm to 0.66mm
The kind of soil that makes plants grow faster is known as loam soil. Sandy and clay soil do not promote proper development and growth of plants as they lack essential nutrients for the growth of plants.
I think manure helps plants grow faster due to nutrients and nitrates.
They can grow in soil and water with sunlight. plus all plants can not live without water.
chemical soil
plants will grow in coffee grinds as long as it is mixed with soil
no, they will not , plants will grow in water or soil