NOUN
- a plant that grows partly or wholly in water whether rooted in the mud, as a lotus, or floating without anchorage, as the water hyacinth
How To Use hydrophyte In A Sentence
- The plants that are adapted for living in these habitats are called xerophytes, mesophytes, and hydrophytes, respectively.
- Emergents are the most studied of hydrophytes and probably the most useful to man.
- Interestingly, unlike mesophytes, none of the hydrophytes showed ability to accumulate proline.
- Hydrophytes show certain adaptations to such habitats, notably development of aerenchyma, reduction of cuticle, root system, and mechanical and vascular tissues, and divided leaves.
- A floristic inventory of phanerogamic hydrophytes from the temporary swampy environments of coastal plains of northern of Rio de Janeiro State was made.
- Therefore, the distribution and growth habitat of hydrophyte and hygrophyte were investigated.
- In conclusion, "Phragmitis and calamus hydrophyte planting" and "EM-inoculation" could improve the aquatic micro-ecosystem and ecosystem.
- Drained hydric soils that are now incapable of supporting hydrophytes because of a change in water regime are not considered wetlands by our definition.
- Is it true that female monkfishes are larger than their male counterparts? osmotic pressure is highest in a. HYDROPHYTES b. Yahoo! Answers: Latest Questions
- Several researchers have shown that this is not the case, that hydrophytes in submerged soils can develop substantial mycorrhizal infection.
