Question

Difference between primary, secondary and tertiary roots

Answer 1

Answer:

The primary root grows vertically downwards into the soil. Smaller lateral roots known as the secondary roots are produced on the primary root. The secondary roots in turn produce tertiary roots. These roots grow in various directions and help in fixing the plant firmly into the soil.

Answer 2

the division and the subdivision of the main route to which the stem of the plant is connected is sometimes known as a primary secondary and tertiary root.

Explanation:

• The stem of the plant on the shoot of the plant is connected to a definite route which is known as a primary root. The primary root device into different parts and they are known as the secondary root.

• The secondary root has further many branches are division and unknown is tertiary route. In  system of division of the route helps in the easier absorption of water from the soil.

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