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plants that float on top of the water but their roots are not in the soil below.
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often traps for them are set in wetlands. They're are good for eatin.
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plants that are rooted in the soil but do not reach above the water.
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Tropical species of this animal need mangroves for hatchery and nursery grounds and the coral reef system for food.
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a relatively tall, emergent species of plants.
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many live in wetlands and their croaks fill the silence.
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specific zones that include open water, emergent, wet/dry soil and uplands.
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plants that are rooted in the soil but reach above water.
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also have cool and wet climates but are more productive.
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one of the challenges animals face, is surviving the wetland environment.
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acidic, unproductive wetlands that have cool and wet climates.
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another word for freshwater wetlands.
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the most productive wetlands and are usually dominated by tall plants.
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forested wetlands, seasonally or permently flooded, sometimes dominated by tree-sized plants.
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