Aquatic plants are marine plants which grow extremely well in fresh water. They are used on ponds to add a touch of greenery. There are very many different types of them available.

Plants that grow in water.

Plants that live in water

Those growing in water.

fall into four categories. Emergents ( rooted in sediment and protrude above the surface), free-floaters, floating-leaved (rooted in sediment with leaves floating on the surface), and submergents.

The wide variety of aquatic biomass resources such as algae, giant kelp, other seaweed and water hyacinth. Certain microalgae can produce hydrogen and oxygen while others manufacture hydrocarbons and a host of other products. Examples of microalgae include chlorella, dunaliella and euglena.