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What are two adaptations of submerged hydrophytes?
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Here are two ways submerged hydrophytes are adapted:
- They have flexible stems and leaves to withstand water currents and prevent mechanical damage.
- They have few or no stomata because gas exchange occurs directly through the plant's surface from the surrounding water.
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