Biology, asked by rameshkumar35655, 10 months ago

How do plants get oxygen from the soil?​

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Answered by mayurmaurya
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Plant roots get the air they need from the air in the soil around them. ... Oxygen is part of the fuel that they “burn” to conduct their life processes. The roots cells absorb the oxygen into their cells from the air in the soil around them.

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