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How do aquatic plants breathe? Do they have adaptations to take in dissolved oxygen like fish do?

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How do aquatic plants breathe? Do they have adaptations to take in dissolved oxygen like fish do?

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Plants do not use oxygen to respire. Instead they use CO2, which like O2 would be dissolved in water. There would be adaptations to better suit life under water.