Will poplar die when its leaves turn yellow after soaking in water for eight or nine months?

Poplar leaves will die after soaking in water for eight or nine months.

If it is flooded for more than two months. Then this poplar will not last long, and will soon die. Because although he is a hydroponic plant, he can't stand soaking for such a long time.

Poplar is a water-loving plant, and its roots and branches grow to the deep surface branches involving groundwater. Generally speaking, trees are most afraid of peeling, and soaking for a short time will not affect them. Only the soaked soil will become loose. After the snow is dry, it is still necessary to cultivate some soil around the tree to strengthen it, which is more conducive to the growth of young trees.