Hydrilla Specimen | Botany Specimen

SPECIFICATION: Hydrilla is a type of water plant that grows underwater. Its full name is Hydrilla verticillata. It is originally from Asia but has spread to many other places, where it causes problems in lakes, rivers, and ponds.

If you had a hydrilla specimen (a sample of the plant), here’s what you would see:

• Stems: Long and thin, can grow very long underwater.
• Leaves: Small, pointy, and grow in circles around the stem. The edges feel rough or toothed.
• Roots: It grows roots into the mud, and it also makes tiny potato-like structures called tubers that help it grow more plants.
• Flowers: Tiny and found underwater; there are separate male and female flowers.

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• Dimensions:18.5 x 7.5 x 7.5cm Approx.
• Weight:390 gm Approx.
• Packing: Card Board Box
• HSN CODE: 9023
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• CATAGORIES: Biology
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