- ARE PLANT ROOTS THAT FORM FROM ANY MOST NONROOT TISSUES

- FACILITATE GAS TRANSPORT AND WATER AND NUTRIENT UPTAKE DURING FLOODING

(a)  

A PART OF THE EMBRYO (IMMATURE PLANTLET) WITHIN IT, GROWS OUT AND DEVELOP INTO FIRST ROOT

(a)  

- GENERALLY THIN, SOMEWHAT HAIR-LIKE AND NUMEROUS - BETTER BE ABLE TO HOLD W/IN SOIL, GIVING PLANT STABILITY

(a)  

- DICTYOSOMES/GOLGI BODIES RELEASES A MUCILAGINOUS LUBRICANT (MUCIGEL) CELLS LAST LESS THAN A WEEK

- thimble - shaped mass of parenchyma cells at the tip of each root

(a)  

- APPEAR TO ACCUMALATE AT THE BOTTOM OF CELLS

- IMPORTANT IN PERCEPTION OF GRAVITY

(a)  

THE TRANSITIONAL MERISTEM ARISE FROM THE TIPS OF ROOTS AND SHOOTS

- CAPABLE OF REPEATED DIVISION

(a)  

LENGTHEN STEM AND ROOTS; RESPONSIBLE FOR PRIMARY GROWTH

(a)  

WHICH FORMS THE EPIDERMIS

(a)  

WHICH FORMS GROUND TISSUE, PRODUCES PARENCHYMA CELLS OF THE CORTEX

(a)  

FORMS AT THE VASCULAR TISSUE, PRIMARY XYLEM AND PHLOEM

(a)  

- CELLS BECOME LONGER AND WIDER

- AREA OF ROOT LENGTHENING

(a)  

ROOTS HAIRS DEVELOPED PROTUBERANCES FROM EPIDERMAL CELLS

- INCREASE THE SURFACE AREA FOR THE ABSORPTION OF WATER

- AKA ROOT HAIR ZONE

(a)  

ORIGINATED FROM THE ROOTS OF SEEDING DIRECT DOWNWARD GROWTH OF RADICLE; IF GREATLY INCREASES IN EXCESS OF THE LATERAL ROOTS IS CALLED MAIN/TAPROOT

(a)  

ROOTS ARE ORIGINATED FROM THE PRIMARY ROOT, THEY MAY GIVEN FINER BRANCHES/ROOTLET

(a)  

ORIGINATE ON STEMS (SOMETIMES ALSO ON LEAVES) / ANY OTHER PARTS OF THE PLANTS EXCEPT ROOTS AND RADICLE

(a)  

THE GROWTH OF THE TIPS OF ROOTS AND STEMS IN LENGTH W/ THE HELP OF APICAL MERISTEMS

(a)  

THE GROWTH THAT RESULTS FROM THE CELL DIVISION IN THE CAMBIA/LATERAL MERISTMEM CAUSING THE ROOTS AND STEM THICKEN

- DOESNT OCCUR IN MONOCOT MOSTLY OCCUR IN SEED PLANTS

(a)  

THE TENDENCY OF MOLECULES TO MOVE OUT SPONTANEOUSLY W/IN THE AVAILABLE SPACE

- SOLUTES MOVE SLOWLY THROUGH CONCENTRATION GRADIENT

(a)  

- SPECIAL TYPE OF DIFFUSION

- MOVEMENT OF WATER/ ANY OTHER SOLVENT MOLECULES ACROSS SEMI PERMEABLE MEMBRANE

(a)  

TRANSPORT PROTEINS THAT FACILITATE OSMOSIS

(a)  

WHEN CELL ABSORBED THE MAXIMUM ALLOWED

(a)  

WHEN WATER IS ATTRACTED TO THE SURFACE

(a)