Roots Flashcards

1
Q

What are the plant organs?

A

Vegetative and Reproduction

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2
Q

It’s a plant organ that is not reproductive

A

Vegetative

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3
Q

It’s a plant ongan that is reproductive

A

Reproductive

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4
Q

What is the functions of Roots?

A

● Anchorage of the plant in soil
● Absorption of waters and minerals
○ the xylem transports the water
upward to the shoot
● Conduction of water and minerals
upward to the stem
● Reproduction in the form of plant
propagation
● Storage of food

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5
Q

How Roots develop?

A

Radicle embryo’s
first root
Above the radicle
is the embryonic
stem called
Hypocotyl
supporting the
cotyledon
Radicle emerge
from the seed

through micropyle
while the shoot emerge from the Plumule

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6
Q

What are the types of root systems?

A

Tap Root system
Fibrous boot system

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7
Q

It’s a root system with a thick main root in the middle

A

Tap Root system

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8
Q

It’s a root system with a thin, web- like

A

Fibrous Root System

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9
Q

It is found in Dicot plants and the primary root grows longer and thicker than the Secondary roots

A

Taproot system

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10
Q

What are the advantages of taproots

A

● Anchors plant deeply, helping to prevent the wind from blowing them off
● Food storage
● Drought tolerance

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11
Q

It’s main root is used for human and animal consumption

A

Taproot system

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