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Q: How do water lilies adapt in deep water?
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How do lilies adapt?

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Where can the water spider be found?

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How water lily are adapted to the water?

Water lilies have adaptations that allow them to thrive in water, such as thin and flat leaves that float on the surface to maximize photosynthesis, air spaces in their stems and leaves for buoyancy, and long, flexible stems that allow them to adjust to changing water levels. They also have specialized roots that anchor them in the soil at the bottom of the water while absorbing nutrients.


What animals eat water lilies?

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How does the mesquite bush adapt to the desert?

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Are water lilies good for ponds?

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How did the manatee adapt to its surroundings?

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Do water lilies have strong stems?

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