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List the three primary functions of root.

The three primary functions of roots are-

i. Absorption of water.


ii. Absorption of minerals.


iii. Fixation of the plant firmly to the ground.


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Mention four purposes for which the plants need water.

3

Where are the mineral nutrients mostly used in plants?

4

List their main characteristics of the roots that suit them to draw water from the soil.

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Tick-mark the correct statements:

(i) Diffusion is the movement of molecules from a region of their lower concentration to that of a higher one


(ii) Osmosis includes diffusion, but not vice versa.


(iii) Osmosis is unidirectional.


(iv) Exosmosis may cause bursting of a call.


(v) Semi-permeable membrane prevents the Passage of the solute molecules.


(vi) In an experiment on osmosis, if external pressure is applied on a dilute solution, less water will pass into the concentrated solution.

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