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green agriculture. aquatic plants. transplanting aquatic plants.propagating aquatic plants.VT Free life.Hydrocleys nymphoides has the scientific name Hydrocleys nymphoides, belongs to the Limnocharitaceae family, this is an aquatic plant with leaves floating on the water that are often seen everywhere.
This tree trunk spreads around, from the base of the tree there are multiple trunks growing out and lying horizontally on the water surface, the trunk is about 40 - 50cm long. The stem is green and has small stems, but is often hidden by leaves so it is rarely seen.
The plant has a fast growth rate and is easy to propagate by root sections. The plant can grow in mud, spreading dense stems in water, looking very eye-catching with lush green leaves covering the top.
In its natural form, this type of duckweed has the effect of absorbing heavy metals (such as lead, mercury and strontium) and can therefore be used to treat environmental pollution.
Hydrangea is often used as food for pigs
Aquatic plants are used as food for livestock, as food for fish and snails, and as shelter and habitat for many types of aquatic animals, especially snails.Thank you for visiting our support channel, wish you good health.#nature#garden#agriculture#farm

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