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Which adaptation would a plant most likely have if it lived in the fast-flowing area of a stream?
a short, thick stem
a stiff, resistant stem
strong roots
swollen roots
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strong roots
In a fast-flowing stream plants need firm anchorage to avoid being washed away, so strong roots or holdfasts are the most useful adaptation. Stiff stems can break; swollen roots are for water storage; short, thick stems don't prevent being uprooted.
In a fast-flowing stream plants need firm anchorage to avoid being washed away, so strong roots or holdfasts are the most useful adaptation. Stiff stems can break; swollen roots are for water storage; short, thick stems don't prevent being uprooted.
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