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Portion of the embryo axis; below the cotyledonary node

Hypocotyl

Responsible for the production of the primary root; lowermost portion of the embryonic axis

Radicle

Root from the main trunk or from the hypocotyl

Primary Root

Roots that arise from the primary root

Secondary Root

Roots arise from stems, leaves and other parts of the plants

Adventitious Roots

Characteristic of dicotyledonous plants

Taproot System

Dicot

Characteristic of monocotyledonous plants

Fibrous of Diffuse Root System

To locate water and minerals, roots seep into soil

Anchorage

Absorb large amount of water

Absorption

WATER

Store large amounts of energy reserves for vegetative growth and reproduction

Storage

Roots transport water

Conduction

TRANSPORT

Composed of elongated columella cells that later developed into peripheral cells

Root cap

Protects the growing root tip

Root cap

Covers and protects

Root cap

Behind the root cap

Quiescent Center

Reservoir to replace damaged cells of meristem

Quiescent Center

Re-organizes the patterns of primary growth in roots

Quiescent Center

Dome-shaped apical meristem surrounding the quiescent center

Zone of the cellular division

Produces almost 20,000 new cells per day

Zone of the cellular division

Process of differentiation starts

Zone of cellular elongation

Composed of long, vacuolated cells

Zone of cellular elongation

Composed of non-elongated, matured cells

Zone of cellular maturation

MATURE CELLS

Usually one cell thick; lacks stomata

Epidermis

Covers ALL the root EXCEPT the root cap

Epidermis

Located interior to the epidermis

Cortex

LARGEST AREA