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it is the bottom part of of a stem and helps the plant live

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The roots of a flower serve to anchor the plant in the soil, provide stability, and absorb water and nutrients from the soil to support the plant's growth and development. They also help in storing reserve food and support beneficial soil microorganisms.

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What do roots do for a flower?

roots collect water and nutrients for the flower.


What is the purpose of the roots on a flower?

Flowers don't have roots these are actually plants who have roots.


What are the flower structures?

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What is the function of the sunflower's shoots?

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Why are root crops harvested before they flower?

If a root crop is allowed to flower, it puts the energy stored in the roots into the flower. This causes the roots to lose flavor and nutrient value.


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What is the first part of a flower to grow?

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