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What is a hydrophyte
Aquatic pants adapted to water
Why are guard cells inactive
Lots of stomata on upper epidermis
Stomata usually open - no risk of of losing water
Why are thee large air spaces
Makes boyant (more likely to float onto of water)
Allows oxygen and co2 gas exchange in photosynthesis
Why are there flat leaves
Spread across surface. Of water to capture as much light as possible
Why are there small rooors
Water can diffuse directly into stem and leaves
What are some examples of hydrophyte
Water Lilly
Hydrilla
What are some adaptions of water Lillies
Floating leaves (Maximise surface area for P.S while floating on water surface)
Waxy cuticle
Stomata on top - breath air not water
Flexible and hollow - withstand water currents and changes in water level
Hollow to allow oxygen to travel from leaves down to rots
Wide flat leaves - capture as much light