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- Emergent_plant abstract "An emergent plant is one which grows in water but which pierces the surface so that it is partially in air. Collectively, such plants are emergent vegetation.This habit may have developed because the leaves can photosynthesize more efficiently above the shade of cloudy water and competition from submerged plants but often, the main aerial feature is the flower and the related reproductive process. The emergent habit permits pollination by wind or by flying insects.There are many species of emergent plants, among them, the reed (Phragmites), Cyperus papyrus, Typha species, flowering rush and wild rice species. These may be found growing in fens but usually less well owing to competition from other plants. Some species, such as purple loosestrife, may grow in water as emergent plants but they are capable of flourishing in fens or simply in damp ground.".
- Emergent_plant wikiPageID "5786226".
- Emergent_plant wikiPageRevisionID "577015291".
- Emergent_plant hasPhotoCollection Emergent_plant.
- Emergent_plant subject Category:Plant_morphology.
- Emergent_plant comment "An emergent plant is one which grows in water but which pierces the surface so that it is partially in air. Collectively, such plants are emergent vegetation.This habit may have developed because the leaves can photosynthesize more efficiently above the shade of cloudy water and competition from submerged plants but often, the main aerial feature is the flower and the related reproductive process.".
- Emergent_plant label "Emergent plant".
- Emergent_plant sameAs m.0f4h8x.
- Emergent_plant sameAs Q5370767.
- Emergent_plant sameAs Q5370767.
- Emergent_plant wasDerivedFrom Emergent_plant?oldid=577015291.
- Emergent_plant isPrimaryTopicOf Emergent_plant.