Root System

Roots possess unique identifying features

Roots possess unique identifying features that make them distinctly different from shoots. They are non-green because they lack chlorophyll, do not po

Root systems are categorized into two

Root systems are categorized into two main types. The tap root system develops from the radicle and consists of a main primary root (tap root) with la

Roots are classified as tap roots

Roots are classified as tap roots (primary root developing from radicle with numerous branches) and adventitious roots (developing from any plant part

The apical region of every root

The apical region of every root contains four functionally distinct zones working in sequence from apex to base. The root cap region is a thimble-like

Tap roots undergo modifications to store

Tap roots undergo modifications to store carbohydrates and other nutrients for the plant. Conical roots (carrot) have a broad base tapering gradually;