why do roots grow downwards
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roots grow down because they have to go deep for minerals and water.
and also gravity plays a root for the growth of roots downwards..
and also gravity plays a root for the growth of roots downwards..
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The main purpose of roots is to absorb nutrients and water for the plant in order to perform different metabolic activities.
These minerals, nutrients and water is available in the soil in absorbable form for the plants. These are also available in air but in trace amount which is not sufficient and not in the absorbable form for the plants.
Hence they grow downwards towards the soil in order to get enriched nutrients, minerals and water.
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Here's the answer you are looking for
The main purpose of roots is to absorb nutrients and water for the plant in order to perform different metabolic activities.
These minerals, nutrients and water is available in the soil in absorbable form for the plants. These are also available in air but in trace amount which is not sufficient and not in the absorbable form for the plants.
Hence they grow downwards towards the soil in order to get enriched nutrients, minerals and water.
★★ HOPE THAT HELPS ☺️ ★★
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