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Rootless angiosperms are...

Rootless angiosperms are

A

Podostemum & Pothos

B

Ludwigia

C

Wolffia and Utricularia

D

All are correct.

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding the Terms**: - **Rootless**: This term refers to plants that do not possess roots. Roots are typically used for anchoring the plant and for the absorption of water and nutrients from the soil. - **Angiosperms**: These are flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed within a fruit. 2. **Identifying Rootless Angiosperms**: - While most angiosperms have roots, there are exceptions, particularly among aquatic plants and some small terrestrial plants. These plants have adapted to their environments in such a way that they do not require roots for their survival. 3. **Examples of Rootless Angiosperms**: - Some notable examples include: - **Utricularia** (commonly known as bladderwort): This is an aquatic plant that captures small organisms using specialized bladders. - **Wolffia**: This is the smallest flowering plant and is also rootless. - Other examples mentioned include **Lugubrigia** and **Eutrichilia**. 4. **Conclusion**: - The correct answer to the question "Rootless angiosperms are" is that they include plants like Utricularia and Wolffia, which do not have roots and have adapted to their environments.
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