Difference between revisions of "Root"

Revision as of 12:46, 13 September 2018

These roots have been cleaned of all the mud to see them clearly.

Roots are the part of the plant found underground.

Singular Noun: Root

Plural Noun: Roots

Roots collect water for the plant.

Some roots also have a bulb.

Some roots can be eaten, like carrots, ginger and parsnips.

Roots are an organ in plants used to absorb water and minerals into the plant.

Roots are specially adapted to absorb water and minerals.

Some roots grow deep into the ground to collect water when there has not been much rain.

Plants in the desert have roots that spread over a large area so that when it finally rains they can collect as much water as possible.

Roots have root hairs to allow the roots to collect water easily from the soil.

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 : Some '''roots''' grow deep into the ground to collect [[water]] when there has not been much rain.
 : Plants in the desert have '''roots''' that spread over a large area so that when it finally rains they can collect as much water as possible.
-: '''Roots''' have [[Root Hairs|root hairs]] to allow the roots to collect water easily from the soil.
+: '''Roots''' have [[Root Hair|root hairs]] to allow the roots to collect water easily from the soil.