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The roots of a flower proved support by anchoring it to the ground. They take up water from the soil for use in photosynthesis. They also actively take nutrients from the soil such as nitrates, phosphates and potassium.
Roots anchor the plant into the soil, absorb water and mineral salts, store food and nutrients and assist in reproduction
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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?
roots
What does flower roots and tree roots has in common?
They are both planted underground.
What is the function of the sunflower's shoots?
The sunflower shoot is there to protect the flower fro insects on the ground, to transfer water from the roots to the flower and to transfer uv light from the flower to the roots
Where is water used in a flower?
in the roots
What support the flower?
the roots
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.
Does a flower die if you over water the roots?
yes, it is possible to drown a flower
How does water enter a flower?
through the roots.
What is the first part of a flower to grow?
roots
Part of a flower that starts with r?
Roots
