Explanation:
Fibrous root systems consist of a dense network of thin, branching roots originating from the stem base, typical of monocots like grasses. Taproot system has a main central root (dicots). Adventitious roots arise from stems or leaves, prop roots are supportive. Fibrous roots are effective in preventing soil erosion.
Explanation:
Zinc is a micronutrient (trace mineral) required in small amounts for enzyme function, immune response, and wound healing. Sodium, potassium, and phosphorus are macrominerals.
Explanation:
The cohesion-tension theory states that transpiration from leaves creates tension, pulling water up the xylem; water molecules cohere, forming a continuous column. Root pressure is minor.
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