👉 Tadpolehood, also known as tadpole hood, is a term used to describe a type of plant that has its leaves on one side and its roots on the other. This structure is similar to a human's "tadpole" or "fetus," but unlike a human fetus, it does not develop into a full adult form. Instead, it is typically found in aquatic plants such as water lilies, which are known for their unique, rounded leaves and tubular roots.
