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How are the stems different trom the roots​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Key Differences Between Stems and Roots. ... Stems are positively phototropic (growing towards the light) negatively geotropic (grow away from the soil) and negatively hydrotropic, whereas Roots are positively geotropic, negatively phototropic (grow away from the light). Stems bear flower, leaves and buds, but roots do not

Answered by sakshichoudhary844
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The part of the plant which is present above the surface of the soil is called Stems, while Roots is the part of the plant which is present below the soil surface. Secondly stems arises from the plumule and roots from the radical of the embryo. Most importantly stems possess leaves, but roots do not.

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