Wright waterleaf evolved when the lunggrow grew a custom to the wet habitat and was able to live in Wright-wetlands. They have lost their berries as there are no longer any creatures to eat them, their leaves fused into one large leaf like structure which floats on the water surface. They have also evolved a thick vascular "skin" which makes sure the plant is not torn apart whenever there is a disturbance in the water. They reproduce by budding.
Living Relatives (click to show/hide)
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