Plants Such as Mangroves and Rice Have Adaptations for Survival

Plants such as mangroves and rice have adaptations for survival in low-oxygen soils, including

A) decreasing rates of anaerobic fermentation in the roots.
B) increasing the rate of photosynthesis and so increasing water uptake.
C) decreasing rates of growth, nutrient uptake and water use.
D) production of air canals on the soil surface.
E) production of lateral canals in the roots.