Answer:

Lily pad/Water lily

Explanation:

Stem Length

The water lily stems, or petioles, which connect the floating leaves to roots anchored at the bottom, are usually longer than necessary to allow the floating leaves to reach the water surface.

Roots

Water lilies have spreading rhizomes and roots. The roots take up nutrients, as well as small reserves of water.

Leaves

Lily pads are broad, rounded, heart- or shield-shaped leaves.

Flower

Water lilies are rooted in soil in bodies of water, with leaves and flowers floating on or emergent from the surface.

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