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The root tip is covered by cap like structure called the________.

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Answered by saghirkhanmhl41
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The root cap is a type of tissue at the tip of a plant root. It is also called calyptra.

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Answered by hotelcalifornia
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The root tip is covered by a cap-like structure called the Calyptra

Explanation:

  • The calyptra is generally a cone-shaped or hood-like structure found in the root tips of plants.
  • The main function of calyptra is to protect the delicate stem cells in the roots.
  • It also helps receive and transmit signals from the environment to the growing root.
  • It protects the fragile apical meristem from abrasion when a plant grows through the soil.
  • This calyptra or root cap produces a slimy layer of mucilage, known as mucigel that lubricates the root ends.
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