Rooted plants are most likely found in which aquatic zone?

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Mnenie [13.5K]2 years ago

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Ans. Littoral zone.

Littoral zone can be defined as the area of a rive, sea, or lake, which lies close to the shore. It is characterized by abundant sunlight, dissolved oxygen, nutrients, and high water motion. These characteristics make it suitable for marine life. Hence, littoral zone is enriched with various plants and animal species, and coral reefs.

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