Physics · Living Organisms and Their Surroundings
Why do aquatic plants generally not have a well-developed root system? (A) So that they can be pulled out easily. (B) They do not need long roots to absorb water from deep soil. (C) They do not need to absorb minerals at all. (D) It helps them float on the water surface.
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