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what are coralloid roots?

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Answered by ADhruv11111
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Coralloid root is developed in Cycas. It is produced in clusters at the base of the stem and protrudes out over the ground. It is dichotomously branched and greenish brown in colour. It contains an algal zone in the cortex. This algal zone contains blue green like Nostoc and Anabaena, which grow in symbiotic association with coralloid root.
Answered by babundrachoubay123
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Coralloid roots

Explanation:

It is negatively genotypic roots that contain nitrogen fixation bacteria like cyanobacterium.

They are found in cycad plants.

It is important as it supply nitrogen to the bacteria which is required for the growth and development of the plant.

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