The large leaves or pads of the water lily that float on the surface of the water are attached to the soil at the bottom of the pond by a long stem. The roots of a water lily are rhizomes, fleshy tubers that store nutrients.
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The large leaves or pads of the water lily that float on the surface of the water are attached to the soil at the bottom of the pond by a long stem. The roots of a water lily are rhizomes, fleshy tubers that store nutrients.