What are Underground stems roots?

Answer 1

Undergroung stems are parts of plants which helps it to reproduce. It stores food for the plant and MUST be underground. Also, it usually has buds on it as there is where new plants grow from. But then again, that is also a totally different story.

Answer 2

Roota are a part of the root system. They anchor the plant and absorb minerals and water. There are two types of roots Tap roots(fat) , fibrous roots(thin). There is 1 big root called a Dicot root. They are covered in an epidermis, thin layer of skin and have root hairs that aid in the absorption of water. Also there isn't such a thing as underground stems roots.

Answer 3

Underground stems are plant parts that grow below the soil surface, such as rhizomes and tubers, and are used for storage and reproduction. Underground roots, on the other hand, are plant organs that absorb water and nutrients from the soil to support the plant's growth and development. Both underground stems and roots play important roles in the overall health and functioning of plants.

Answer 4

1) Perennation- to tied over unfavourable period.

2) Storage of food- food stored is edible.

3) Vegetative reproduction- new plants are being produced from underground stem.