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What is the function of 'Pneumatophores' in plants like mangroves?
APhotosynthesis
BGaseous exchange in waterlogged soil
CStorage of food
DReproduction
✓ Correct Answer: B — Gaseous exchange in waterlogged soil
Pneumatophores are respiratory roots that grow upwards to get oxygen in swampy or saline habitats.
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