Why do the plants in the plains have well developed root systems ?
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The root system in a plant is well developed for the increased absorption of water and minerals. This is because the roots are present inside the soil layer where most of the water and minerals are found.
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The root system takes in oxygen, water and nutrients from the soil, to move them up through the plant to the stems, leaves and blooms. ... Plant roots prevent soil erosion, feed the development of food and beauty, and directly provide our nourishment.
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The root system in a plant is well developed for the increased absorption of water and minerals. This is because the roots are present inside the soil layer where most of the water and minerals are found
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