Anyone know of plants that can grow underwater?

Question

any plant for an experiment which will last a month at the most.
don't say seaweed please -___-

Answer 1

Yes. Those are called hydrophytes. Examples include certain types of buttercups, water lillies, duckweed, water cabbage, hornwort, water lettuce, water hyacinth, and bladderworts. You have to scroll down there to see all those.

Answer 2

kelp
there are kelp forrest underwater

lotus plants grow partly under water because they are firmly anchored to the bottom of ponds when the water rises many leaves are under the water ,

and there are a great variety of reeds that are about a meter or more standing in the water ,so does papyrus

in the river in the tropics are plants that attach them selves to rocks and have leaves ,they only grow in moving water


the following plants are all edible

a great variety of plants float on the water ,where i am are at least 5 kinds of duckweed

water cress,,chineese and Indian water chestnut grow in the water ,

so does an South african pond plant called Water blommetje

Answer 3

There are extremely some houseplants that could delight in the extra beneficial humidity presented via a area close to an aquarium, yet maximum houseplants won't stay to tell the tale submerged for prolonged classes interior the aquarium. some styles of ivy and dracaena alongside with "fortunate bamboo" could be rooted on your aquarium water, yet they finally ought to be planted in a soil that drains out extra water to do nicely long term. If rooted in an aquarium, the leaves of a terrestrial plant should not be submerged. while you're searching for a plant with a lot of character that likes its roots submerged long term, attempt a mangrove tree seedling.

Answer 4

I searched for "plants that grow underwater" and found this site

http://www.ecy.wa.gov/programs/wq/plants/plantid2/categories.html

Click on submersed plants and you will get a lot.

If you need to actually grow these, find either someone who deals with tropical fish or someone who builds water gardens.

Answer 5

All algae espeically the brown type known as kelp.Water lotus and water lilly and water hyacynth and cattails all start underwater and make their way to the top if they continue growing.

Answer 6

Check out a fish store. There is many different plants that can be grown in an aquarium!

Answer 7

Go to any pet store that sells tropical fish. They'll have a wide variety for you.

Answer 8

Kelp, algae

Answer 9

Sea Weed!!!