Describe to show that the root hold the plant firmly to the soil
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Roots hold the plant firmly in the ground. Roots also absorb water and nutrients from the soil, for the plant to grow. A third function of the roots is that it holds the soil in place from being displaced or washed away. In some plants, roots store food also.
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The functions of root are as follows:
- Anchoring of the plant to the soil
- Absorption of water and nutrients from the soil
- Conduction of absorbed water and nutrients to stem
- Storage of food
- Vegetative reproduction and competition with other plants
- Soil binding
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