Biology, asked by pujagupta199628, 1 day ago

what are the functions of root vegetables?​

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Answered by borahbishistaborna
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Answer:

Root vegetables are packed with fiber and antioxidants, and low in calories, fat, and cholesterol. Root vegetables are also excellent sources of carotenoids. These are naturally occurring pigments that may decrease the risk of certain cancers and help protect your eyes.

Answered by anupriya0671998
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Answer:

functions of root vegetables

Explanation:

Root vegetables are starchy vegetables grown underneath the soil. The starchy part called the storage organ grows underground while other parts of the plant grow through the soil and to the surface. Root vegetables include onion, garlic, carrots, potatoes, etc.

Examples of root vegetables

Bulbs: have a large bulb where nutrients are stored.

        Example: onion, garlic.

Corms: short, thick stems.

          Example: taro

Tubers: grow underground horizontally

           Example: potatoes, yams.

Root crops: starchy vegetables with roots

                 Example: carrots

FUNCTIONS

1)Root vegetables are with fiber and antioxidants and are low in calories, fat, and cholesterol.

2)Root vegetables are excellent sources of carotenoids, these are naturally occurring pigments that may decrease the risk of certain cancers and help to protect the eyes.

3) Root vegetables give more nutrients to our bodies. It makes our body healthier and strong.

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