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What do you call the swollen underground roots?
Swollen underground roots are called tubers. They are structures used by plants to store nutrients and energy for growth and reproduction. Examples of tubers include potatoes and sweet potatoes.
What is the name of the swollen part of a underground stem?
why are underground stems usually swollen? why are underground stems usually swollen?
Where do tubers grow?
On your back by a disease. It can hurt kids and Adults.
Do carrots and beets have swollen roots with stored food?
Food materials is stored in the roots for its future use.
Are beets grown underground?
Beets are a swollen root so most of the beet is underground.
Why do the plant which has fatter roots store food for the plant?
The roots on the plants are swollen or thick
Why is tomatoes have not swollen roots?
Tomato plants typically do not have swollen roots because their root system is designed for efficient nutrient and water uptake rather than storage. Unlike plants such as carrots or beets, which develop swollen roots for energy storage, tomatoes invest in a fibrous root system that supports their growth and fruit production. Swollen roots can also indicate issues like overwatering or root rot, which are detrimental to the plant's health. Thus, healthy tomato roots remain slender and functional rather than swollen.
What is the tuber family?
The tuber family is actually a part of the plant family. The characteristics of the tuber family is that they were grown underground & it has swollen underground stem. Potatoes, yam & sweet potatoes etc. are from the tuber family because they were grown underground & it has swollen underground stem.
What is the underground of the tree?
the roots
What is the difference between fasciculated root nodulose root?
Fasciculated -Swollen roots developing in cluster from the stem Nodulose- Only apices of roots become swollen like single beads
What does flower roots and tree roots has in common?
They are both planted underground.
The part of a tree that is underground?
roots
