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Via the reproductive process of budding. It does have small flowers occasionally, but these are almost too small to possibly see.
yes i do believe so. i own frogs/tadpoles in my pond they eat our duckweed! hope this helps.
Duckweed is not a plant that can be classified as a decomposer beceause it does not break down pre-existing organic matter into their atomic bases. For an organism to be a decomposer, it must break down organicmatter into the atoms or atomi...
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Yes and they are found scattered among emergent plants or massed together in floating mats.
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Yes, algae/duckweed will release some oxygen into the water. The oxygen depletion from an algal bloom results mainly from the bacteria that eat dead algae. Algae have a fast turnover rate (they die and regrow very fast), so there is always ...
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I dont know how much Duckweed's flowering is dependent on temperature, as it is on light. Duckweed grows in very tropical areas too, and still blooms around the same time eash year. Which would suggest to me that light has to do with its bl...
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Lemna minor == It is a floating freshwater aquatic plant, with one, two or three leaves each with a single root hanging in the water. As more leaves grow, the plants divide and become separate individuals. The root is 1-2 cm long. The leave...
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