Question

Roots of plants and trees generally don't go much deeper why?​

Answer 1

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In well-drained uplands, roots reach down to the level of rainwater and snowmelt infiltration. In waterlogged lowlands, roots stay shallow. In between, high growth rates and drought can send roots many meters down to the saturated zone just above the groundwater table.

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Answer 2

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Explanation:

In well-drained uplands, roots reach down to the level of rainwater and snowmelt infiltration. In waterlogged lowlands, roots stay shallow. In between, high growth rates and drought can send roots many meters down to the saturated zone just above the groundwater table.