Question

plants get food from the soil true and false​

Answer 1

Explanation:

That's right, the physical body of a plant — leaves, stems, roots, flowers and fruit — is literally created from carbon dioxide in the air and water. So, plants do not eat the soil. Soil does not provide them the energy they need to live and grow.

Answer 2

Given statement is false.

1. Plants get food from leaves, as they are synthesized by themselves. The process is called photosynthesis.
2. The food from leaves is transported to different parts through phloem. Transport is bidirectional and involves living cells.
3. Water is absorbed from soil through root hairs and is transported through xylem.
4. Root hairs are unicellular in nature helping them absorb water.