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Roots Week Plant 4 Lecture Homework Questions 1. Taproots are found on dicot plants rather than monocots. (T or F) 2. Root hairs greatly increase the absorptive ability of plant roots. (T or F) 3. The internal anatomy of a root has xylem to bring photosynthates down into the root and xylem to take water and nutrients up. (T or F) 4. Corn has modified tap roots for support. (T or F) 5. The formed first root...
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Roots
Week Plant 4 Lecture Homework Questions 1. Taproots are found on dicot plants rather than monocots. (T or F)
2. Root hairs greatly increase the absorptive ability of plant roots.
(T or F)
3. The internal anatomy of a root has xylem to bring photosynthates down into the root and xylem to take water and nutrients up.
(T or F)
4. Corn has modified tap roots for support.
(T or F)
5. The formed first root of the seed is termed the radial.
(T or F)
6. Fibrous roots are characteristics of grasses and cereal crops.
(T or F)
7. A tap root is usually used to store food for the plant.
(T or F)
8. A root cap protects the...
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