roots of some plants not only store food but also produce new plants
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A common example of this is the Carrot plant which stores food in the swollen root. Another form of storage of food is in the form of root tubers. These are commonly found in plants like Dahlia. Here the tubers arise from nodes located at the base of the plant, and store excess food.
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