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23 March, 11:31

Why are plants unable to grow at the bottom of lakes?

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  1. 23 March, 11:33
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    Sometimes if the like is shallow enough the lake can grow plants at the bottom. If the lake where the plant is, is rather deep, then the sunlight can't reach the plant and plants need sunlight for growth and agriculture.
  2. 23 March, 11:43
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    Sometimes the sunlight can't reach the plants
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