Vallisneria and Zostera (E) are examples of aquatic plants that utilize water for pollination, where male flowers or pollen grains are adapted to aquatic conditions. Hydrilla is another water-pollinated plant, typically found in freshwater environments. In contrast, Water hyacinth and Water lily have flowers that emerge above the water and are pollinated by insects or wind, similar to terrestrial plants.

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