The region of root with exogenous
appendages namely root hairs and
endogenous appendages namely lateral roots is...???
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It is easy to see some plants get taller, but it is important to know that plants must also have a strong support that we cannot always see. Root growth helps plants survive and can happen in two ways.
Root System Growth
As plants grow above the surface, there is also growth that occurs within the soil. Roots need to grow in order to better support the plant and to better absorb both water and nutrients for the growing plant. We will review some structures of the root in addition to looking at how roots grow.
The Root Cap
You can think of root growth as a construction site. The root is creating new cells in order to expand and help the plant further develop. When at a construction site, people are required to wear hardhats in order to protect their heads. In roots, the root cap serves a similar purpose. This outer area of the bottom of the root protects other root tissues as the root continues to grow into the soil.
The cells in the root cap are specialized for several different things. First, they can sense gravity, which is why roots grow down. Second, they secrete a slimy substance that helps roots move through the soil. We can see the root cap in the diagram below.
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It is easy to see some plants get taller, but it is important to know that plants must also have a strong support that we cannot always see. Root growth helps plants survive and can happen in two ways.
Root System Growth
As plants grow above the surface, there is also growth that occurs within the soil. Roots need to grow in order to better support the plant and to better absorb both water and nutrients for the growing plant. We will review some structures of the root in addition to looking at how roots grow.
The Root Cap
You can think of root growth as a construction site. The root is creating new cells in order to expand and help the plant further develop. When at a construction site, people are required to wear hardhats in order to protect their heads. In roots, the root cap serves a similar purpose. This outer area of the bottom of the root protects other root tissues as the root continues to grow into the soil.
The cells in the root cap are specialized for several different things. First, they can sense gravity, which is why roots grow down. Second, they secrete a slimy substance that helps roots move through the soil. We can see the root cap in the diagram below.