Why can rice plants grow underwater?

Answer 1

yes.......because we tested it and make a comparative study with organic fertilizer and rice water.....We proved that if you water the plants with rice water the plant will be more edible......try it........

Answer 2

After rice is cooked in water, you're left with a bowl full of foul tasting white water.

Rice contains starch, which gives the rice water its opaque, white color. These starches are beneficial to plants, encouraging healthy bacteria that grow in the roots. Rice also includes nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus, trace amounts of which are found in rice water. These minerals are also beneficial to plants.

However, DON'T water your plants with hot water -- wait for it to cool first. If you've salted your rice while cooking avoid putting this on your plants.

Answer 3

I did a science project on it using flowers. Rice water vs. tap water! The rice water made the stems pop out of the seeds first, and it grew way faster. The pots that used 1 cup of rice water grew way faster.

Answer 4

Rice plants can grow underwater because they are adapted to survive in waterlogged conditions. They have aerenchyma tissue that allows oxygen to reach their roots, and can tolerate extended periods of submersion. Additionally, the water helps to control weed growth and reduce the risk of diseases in rice paddies.

Answer 5

because if you dont water them they will die

Answer 6

they can't swim