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2
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A secondary or branched root off the primary root, responsible for the growth of root hairs
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6
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A slime that healthy roots secrete that the soil clings to.
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7
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Modified stem that grow horizontally and form new plants.
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8
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Profusely branched roots around a plant's base found on all grasses.
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9
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They take sugar from the plants roots in exchange it feeds water & nutrients back to the plant.
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10
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Tiny structures found on lateral roots that serve as the major site of water and mineral uptake
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11
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Beneficial soil bactera that convert atmospheric nitrogen to a form available to plants
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14
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Enlarged roots that serve as storage organs.
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17
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Plant vascular tissue that conducts water and minerals from the roots up through the plant
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1
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Plant vascular tissue that transports glucose from leaves down to the roots
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3
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The roots that grow on a stolon or a plant cutting.
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4
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Modified root that spread out and form new plants.
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5
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Region of cell growth that supports root elongation, found at the root tips just behind the root cap
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12
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Type of plant that utilize rhizobium bacteria to fix atmospheric nitrogen.
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13
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A thimble-shaped group of thick-walled cells at the root tip serves to push though soil.
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15
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The embryonic root
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16
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Main, downward- growing root with limited branching.
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