Intro to Botany
Wetlands are ecosystems where water is either present at or near the surface for part or all of the year, creating a unique environment that supports a variety of plant and animal life. These areas can be freshwater or saltwater and are characterized by waterlogged soils, making them vital for biodiversity and ecological functions. Wetlands play a significant role in regulating water quality and providing habitat for many species, linking them closely to various plant communities and biomes.
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