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Water lilies adapt to changing environments through several mechanisms. Their flexible leaves can float on the water's surface, allowing them to adjust to varying water levels and light conditions. Additionally, they have deep root systems that anchor them in sediment, providing stability and access to nutrients. These adaptations enable water lilies to thrive in diverse aquatic habitats, even as environmental conditions fluctuate.
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How do Water Voles adapt to their environment?
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How does the water snail adapt to its environment?
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How do daisys adapt to their environment?
they have roots that absorb water. the plant stores water
How did Olmec adapt to their environment?
The Olmec had to adapt to certain situations. Such as: - weather - temprature - food - shelter - water
How do cacti adapt to their environment by growing arms?
Cacti adapt to their environment by growing arms to increase their surface area for photosynthesis and to store water more efficiently.
Do water lilys eat anything?
Water Lilies do not eat.
What eats African water lilys?
african water lily's eat
How do blue tang fish adapt to their environment?
they survive with the temperature of water
How do people adapt to and depend on the environment in Kenya?
People in Kenya adapt to the environment by utilizing traditional farming methods suited to the climate, such as terracing on hilly land and using drought-resistant crops. They also rely on natural resources like water bodies for fishing and grazing lands for livestock. The environment provides essential resources for their livelihoods, shaping their daily activities and traditional practices.
Who painted the water lilys?
"Claude Monet" Painted Water Lily Pool
How do lions adapt?
They adapt by changing their diet also they will vary in size because of the amount of prey and also the will adapt to the amount of water and shelter there is in the area this means they are very smart
How does the piranha adapt to changes in its natural environment?
They eat other fishes
