Question

The roots of the aquatic plant hydrilla are poorly developed and lack xylem tissue. Which is an appropriate justification for this?

Answer 1

Well there are no options.

Answer 2

Welcome to OpenStudy Anthony :P

Answer 3

Is that all you say to everyone new? XD

Answer 4

Lol nope, I do welcome them though :P

Answer 5

I've made it a goal to welcome are new members as much as possible. Not Many people do that.

Answer 6

As hydrilla is aquatic in nature, the roots do not have to search for water, and there is no need for xylem to absorb water because the plant is surrounded by water.

Answer 7

lol most of them never log back on after they ask their question

Answer 8

and don't get a reply

Answer 9

True. I planned on that at first, but I came back and was addicted :P

Answer 10

our*

Answer 11

I've made it a goal to welcome are new members as much as possible.

Answer 12

Did you plan on being addicted to Os?

Answer 13

:P That's a good goal :P

Answer 14

I've made it a goal to welcome are??? new members as much as possible
Don't worry guys... he means OUR right?

Answer 15

Eh I am not addicted I just help when I can ;p

Answer 16

Ah yes, I did, my mistake :P

Answer 17

Lol

Answer 18

Lets stop filling the poor guys question up with our comments.