How is a fanwort adapted to its wet habitat?

Fanwort, or Cabomba, is adapted to its wet habitat through its finely divided, submerged leaves that maximize surface area for gas exchange and light absorption. Its flexible stems allow it to thrive in flowing water by bending with currents, while its buoyant structure keeps the plant positioned in optimal light zones. Additionally, fanwort's ability to reproduce both sexually and asexually enables it to quickly colonize and establish itself in suitable aquatic environments.