There can be a variety of aquatic plants in the pond, but with the region, water quality, season, human activities are related to, can not be generalized. Can only provide some reference:

1, the water plants are: lotus, Chichibu, iris, yellow iris, water onion, then the flower, pike grass, leafy rushes, cattail, zephyr, dry umbrella grass, reeds and so on.

2, floating leaf plants are: water lily, Nymphoides peltata, water turtle, gorgonians and so on.

3, submerged plants are: rotunda black algae, goldfish algae, Malayan eyedropper, bitter grass, minced grass, etc.?

4, floating plants are: crested newt, greater duckweed, duckweed and so on.

Extended information:

Aquatic plants are excellent swimmers or divers. The leaves are soft and transparent, and some form into filaments, such as goldfish algae. Filamentous leaves can greatly increase the contact area with the water, so that the leaves can maximize the light that is rarely available in the water, absorb the carbon dioxide that is so little dissolved in the water, and ensure that photosynthesis takes place. According to the lifestyle of aquatic plants, they are generally categorized into the following major groups: water-supporting plants, floating leaf plants, submerged and floating plants and wet plants.

Another prominent feature of aquatic plants is that they have a very well-developed aeration organization, and the lotus root is the most typical example of this, with many eyelets in its petiole and roots, which are the aeration channels. The eyelets are connected to each other and run through each other to form a network of channels for transporting gases. In this way, it can survive even when growing in sludge that contains no oxygen or lacks oxygen. The aeration tissue also increases buoyancy and maintains body balance, which is also very beneficial to aquatic plants. Water is the cradle of life. There are also numerous species of algae and various water plants in the aquatic environment, which serve as fodder for livestock, food for fish or a place for fish to reproduce.

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