Which is correctly labelled?
A= Root cap, B= Region of elongation, C= Region of maturation, D= Region of meristematic activity, E= Root hair
A= Root cap, B= Region of maturation, C= Region of meristematic activity, D= Region of elongation, E= Root hair
A= Root hair, B= Region of maturation, C= Region of elongation, D= Region of meristematic activity, E= Root cap
A= Root hair, B= Region of elongation, C= Region of maturation, D= Region of meristematic activity, E= Root cap
A = Root hair: Fine, thread-like structures that increase surface area for water absorption.
B = Region of maturation: The zone where cells differentiate into specific types (like xylem and phloem) and where root hairs are located.
C = Region of elongation: The area where cells rapidly increase in length, responsible for the root's growth in depth.
D = Region of meristematic activity: A small zone of actively dividing cells at the tip.
E = Root cap: A thimble-like structure that protects the tender tip as it pushes through the soil.
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