How can you identify a tap root system?

A. there are secondary roots of different sizes

B. there is no primaryroot. All roots are thin and almost of the same size

C. there is a prominent primary root from which secondary roots branch out

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Rogers

Biology

22 January, 07:49

How can you identify a tap root system?

A. there are secondary roots of different sizes

B. there is no primaryroot. All roots are thin and almost of the same size

C. there is a prominent primary root from which secondary roots branch out

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Vaughn Whitehead · Answer 1

The tap root system is one type of root system in which a primary root known as the radicle branches into smaller roots known as the secondary roots. The answer to this problem hence is C ... there is a prominent primary root from which secondary roots branch out

How can you identify a tap root system?A. there are secondary roots of different sizesB. there is no primaryroot. All roots are thin and almost of the same sizeC. there is a prominent primary root from which secondary roots branch out

How can you identify a tap root system?

A. there are secondary roots of different sizes

B. there is no primaryroot. All roots are thin and almost of the same size

C. there is a prominent primary root from which secondary roots branch out