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A plant may send the roots deeper down because of the lack of water. Because normally when the plant is in need of food it is watered but these are trees so they have to turn/grow deep underground for there food ! Like the giant redwoods in Calafornia which are over 3200 years!

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To gather nutrients and water from the soil and to provide a firm anchor in the earth.

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14y ago

well the reason is to 1: absorb water that deep below the surface 2: to keep the plant in the ground

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