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a plant living in salt water needs to be halophilic (loving salt) not halophobic (salt hating). 100% 3 Votes
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Saltwater biomes?
Can you tell me 3 facts about salt water, please
it%26#039;s watery
a plant living in salt water needs to be halophilic (loving salt) not halophobic (salt hating). 100% 3 Votes
it%26#039;s watery
a plant living in salt water needs to be halophilic (loving salt) not halophobic (salt hating). 100% 3 Votes
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