Reed, papyrus and Typha are examples of which growth form?
AEmergent plants
BSubmerged plants
CFree-floating plants
DMarine seaweeds
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Emergent plants
Emergent plants grow in water but pierce the surface and are partly exposed to air.
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