What are aerial plants

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Answer: Aerial plants is plants that lives in air or wind the wind serves as the water of the plants. Most aerial plants are found in tropical and equatorial regions of the world. In evergreen rain forests, the foliage is so thick that some plants have evolved aerial roots to allow them to absorb more sunlight. The development of aerial roots is

thus an evolutionary process.Aerial roots are often thick and spread around the parent tree. The Banyan tree can have several aerial roots as it gets older.

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