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Because what may be "polluted" to humans can be the ideal environment for some plants and animals to thrive.

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Q: Why Do Plants Grow in Polluted Lakes And Ponds?
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What kind of plants are in ponds and lakes?

Plants that grow in water are called aquatics.


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