Most root systems of most plants are larger than the above parts of the plant because the roots are trying to reach the water underground. Some roots that are very far from a water source have to have there roots go very far spread out and also very deep to get water. Some trees have roots that actually exceed the water table!
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Generally, the size of a plant is proportional to its root size. Larger plants usually have larger root systems to support their above-ground growth and nutrient requirements. A strong root system is essential for a plant to access water and nutrients from the soil to support its overall health and development.
Mangroves native to the tropical regions are one but I'm sure there are others.
passenger carrying systems that are raised on pylons above ground.
Surface plants are plants that grow predominantly above ground level, such as grasses, shrubs, and trees. These plants play a key role in providing oxygen, food, and shelter for various organisms in terrestrial ecosystems.
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its their way of growing
passenger carrying systems that are raised on pylons above ground.
Water plants
in plants, epicotyl is grow above the ground(monocot) while hypocotyl grow under the ground.
Epiphytes are plants that grow above the ground using other plants or objects as support or platforms to grow from. They are not parasite plants. There are thousands of these plants all over the world.
Shoots are the part of a plant that usually develop above the ground. They include organs such as leaves, buds, stems, flowers, and fruits. Examples of shoot systems are a corn stalk, the stem, leaves and flowers of a daisy, the part of the oat plant that you can see, etc.