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Soil air is important for roots to carry out _______ .
Chapter-10 Soil. DAV CLASS VII.
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Answered by shriyam325
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They use oxygen to change food into energy. The air in the soil is important to keep the roots healthy so they can continue to gather the water and nutrients that the plants need to grow. Water carries the nutrients from the roots through the plant.
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