Grade 12th passBotany
Hydrosereecology/biodiversity/ecosystem/exotic spicies
1 Answer
Simran Vinaik
answer is A: Nymphaea, it has its roots anchored to soil and its a floating hydrophyte.
Whereas Hydrilla is rooted and remains submerged in water.
Ceratophyllum is not rooted and is submerged floating hydrophyte.
Eicchornia is free floating hydrophyte
Whereas Hydrilla is rooted and remains submerged in water.
Ceratophyllum is not rooted and is submerged floating hydrophyte.
Eicchornia is free floating hydrophyte
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