Biology, asked by arpitatiwari308, 7 months ago

what is the role of root in a plant? Discuss among yourselves and write​

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Answered by vinitagupta0614
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Roots have two major functions (1) the absorption of water and inorganic nutrients essential to plant growth and (2) the anchoring of the plant to its substrate. Roots also often function as storage organs. Roots are classified into several categories according to their ontogenesis and functions.

Answered by kovaendhanramachandr
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the role of a root of a plant is to absorb the plant nutrients in the soil which the plant is growing and the root will take the nutrients and also has a big role on nitrogen fixation which the symbiotic bacterias which are called rizobium which they convert the nitrogen(atmospheric) to nitrites and nitrates and the plant further converts the nitrites and nitrates to amonia and make starch out of it and store it an the leaves

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