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Explain the difference between submergent and emergent marine plants. Describe the greatest challenge for a plant to adapt to living in the sea, and how some plant species manage that challenge.
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1 of 3Submergent marine plants grow below the water with/without having roots attached to a substrate. Some examples are elodea, hydrilla, and pondweeds. Meanwhile, emergent marine plants have roots underwater, but most parts grow above the water’s surface. Mangroves and water lilies are some examples of this type of plant.
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