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3. Why do plants need roots?class 2nd​

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Root fixes the plant in the soil. Stem transports water to the leaf. Fruits have seeds. Flowers are colourful

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➙ Why do plants need roots ?

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➙ First , they provide an anchor needed to keep plants in place . Most importantly , roots are the lifeline of plant , taking up air , water and nutrients from the soil and moving up them to the leaves . Where they can interact with sunlight to produce sugars , flavours and energy for the plants .

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➙ Roots are the vascular parts of the plant which helps to absorb water and minerals from the soil .

There are Two types of roots .

1. fibrous roots :- Thin branching roots growing from the stem . looks like a mat made up of roots .

2. Taproots :- Main root of primary root system growing vertically downwards .

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