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in a lateral root the root is very cute and you feel like eating it. in a root hair there tiny bits of hair on the root. (you should eat lateral roots more if you want to stop periods)

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Do root hairs grow into lateral roots?

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Which cell layer do lateral roots develop?

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Where is lateral root originate from?

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What is the difference between corn roots and bean roots?

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What is the function of the lateral root of the plant?

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