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.
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Several researchers have shown that this is not the case, that hydrophytes in submerged soils can develop substantial mycorrhizal infection.