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What are the adaptations of the water moss fern, water lettuce and water hyacinth?

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What are the adaptations of the water moss fern, water lettuce and water hyacinth?

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* Floating leaves are generally tough because they have to withstand the weather and water movement. * The green pigment-containing chloroplasts important for photosynthesis are restricted to the upper surface of the leaves which are the only surface to be well lit. * Stomata (breathing pores), through which gas exchange takes place in the leaf, are also found only on the upper surface of the leaf. * This upper surface often has a thick waxy cuticle to repel water and help to keep the stomata open and clear. * Air-filled internal cavities are also often present. http://www.countrysideinfo.co.

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