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1. Redish and carrot are modified underground stems​

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Answered by Kumkumjena
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Underground parts of any plant are called as ROOTS. - Roots of radish, carrot, beet and sweet potato are called TUBEROUS ROOTS because they are thik, fleshy & swollen. - These special roots STORE THE NUTRIENTS and hence appear thick, fleshy and swollen.

Answered by mitrasarkar06
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Underground parts of any plant are called as ROOTS. - Roots of radish, carrot, beet and sweet potato are called TUBEROUS ROOTS because they are thik, fleshy & swollen. - These special roots STORE THE NUTRIENTS and hence appear thick, fleshy and swollen.

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