
Morphology Its arrangements with the study of forms and features of various plant organs like roots, stems, leaves, blossoms, seeds, natural products and so forth.
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Morphology Of Roots Stems And Leaf And Their Structure And Modification Chapter learn root is the "Underground piece of the plant ", starts from the radicle of the developing seed .The stem is the rising piece of the pivot bearing branches, leaves, blooms and organic products.
Class 11 Student
Structure Of Leaf
Concept Of Placentation
Root System
Roots are brown, non-green, underground parts of plants. They are collectively referred to as root systems. There are three types of root systems:
Taproot System
Taproots are mainly found on dicotyledonous plants. The taproot system develops from the seed radicle, along with its primary roots and branches. Dicotyledonous plants with taproot systems include mustard seeds, mangoes, grains, and banyans.
The Fibrous root System
Fibrous roots are primarily found in ferns and monocotyledonous plants. The roots of this plant grow from the stem in thin, moderately branching roots or primary roots. Because fibrous roots do not penetrate deep into the soil, they look like a carpet or mat when fully matured. Monocotyledonous plants with fibrous roots include wheat, paddy, grass, carrots, onions, grass, and grass.
The Adventitious root System
The adventitious root system is composed of roots that originate from parts of the plant body other than the radicle. All monocotyledonous plants have this type of root system. The adventitious root system is used by plants for many purposes, including mechanical support, vegetative propagation, etc. Banana trees, maize, oak trees, and horsetails are monocotyledonous plants with adventitious roots.
The functions of root
A root performs the following functions:
Storage.
Anchorage.
Absorption of water and minerals.
Regions of Root
A root has three regions:
The Root Cap.
The region of maturation.
The region of Elongation.
Morphology Of Roots Stems And Leaf And Their Structure And Modification Chapter learn root is the "Underground piece of the plant ", starts from the radicle of the developing seed .The stem is the rising piece of the pivot bearing branches, leaves, blooms and organic products.
Structure Of Leaf
Concept Of Placentation
Class 11 Student
Root System
Roots are brown, non-green, underground parts of plants. They are collectively referred to as root systems. There are three types of root systems:
Taproot System
Taproots are mainly found on dicotyledonous plants. The taproot system develops from the seed radicle, along with its primary roots and branches. Dicotyledonous plants with taproot systems include mustard seeds, mangoes, grains, and banyans.
The Fibrous root System
Fibrous roots are primarily found in ferns and monocotyledonous plants. The roots of this plant grow from the stem in thin, moderately branching roots or primary roots. Because fibrous roots do not penetrate deep into the soil, they look like a carpet or mat when fully matured. Monocotyledonous plants with fibrous roots include wheat, paddy, grass, carrots, onions, grass, and grass.
The Adventitious root System
The adventitious root system is composed of roots that originate from parts of the plant body other than the radicle. All monocotyledonous plants have this type of root system. The adventitious root system is used by plants for many purposes, including mechanical support, vegetative propagation, etc. Banana trees, maize, oak trees, and horsetails are monocotyledonous plants with adventitious roots.
The functions of root
A root performs the following functions:
Storage.
Anchorage.
Absorption of water and minerals.
Regions of Root
A root has three regions:
The Root Cap.
The region of maturation.
The region of Elongation.
Morphology Of Roots Stems And Leaf And Their Structure And Modification Chapter learn root is the "Underground piece of the plant ", starts from the radicle of the developing seed .The stem is the rising piece of the pivot bearing branches, leaves, blooms and organic products.
Class 11 Student
Structure Of Leaf
Concept Of Placentation
Root System
Roots are brown, non-green, underground parts of plants. They are collectively referred to as root systems. There are three types of root systems:
Taproot System
Taproots are mainly found on dicotyledonous plants. The taproot system develops from the seed radicle, along with its primary roots and branches. Dicotyledonous plants with taproot systems include mustard seeds, mangoes, grains, and banyans.
The Fibrous root System
Fibrous roots are primarily found in ferns and monocotyledonous plants. The roots of this plant grow from the stem in thin, moderately branching roots or primary roots. Because fibrous roots do not penetrate deep into the soil, they look like a carpet or mat when fully matured. Monocotyledonous plants with fibrous roots include wheat, paddy, grass, carrots, onions, grass, and grass.
The Adventitious root System
The adventitious root system is composed of roots that originate from parts of the plant body other than the radicle. All monocotyledonous plants have this type of root system. The adventitious root system is used by plants for many purposes, including mechanical support, vegetative propagation, etc. Banana trees, maize, oak trees, and horsetails are monocotyledonous plants with adventitious roots.
The functions of root
A root performs the following functions:
Storage.
Anchorage.
Absorption of water and minerals.
Regions of Root
A root has three regions:
The Root Cap.
The region of maturation.
The region of Elongation.
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