Stacy bought two vegetables. One of them is scaly with a few buds and the other has hairy structures. Which parts of the vegetable plants did she buy?

a both are turbrous roots

b roots and stems, respetivley

c turbous stems and roots, respetivly

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Willow Rodriguez

Biology

27 July, 17:27

Stacy bought two vegetables. One of them is scaly with a few buds and the other has hairy structures. Which parts of the vegetable plants did she buy?

a both are turbrous roots

b roots and stems, respetivley

c turbous stems and roots, respetivly

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Audrey · Answer 1

The answer is c turbous stems and roots, respectively

Tuber is thick underground stem, such as potato for example. It usually has buds from which new plants could grow. So, the first part of Stacy's vegetable is definitely turbous stem. The other part must be root, because it has hairy structures. These hair-like structures have function in the absorption of water and minerals from the soil.

Stacy bought two vegetables. One of them is scaly with a few buds and the other has hairy structures. Which parts of the vegetable plants did she buy?a both are turbrous rootsb roots and stems, respetivleyc turbous stems and roots, respetivly

Stacy bought two vegetables. One of them is scaly with a few buds and the other has hairy structures. Which parts of the vegetable plants did she buy?

a both are turbrous roots

b roots and stems, respetivley

c turbous stems and roots, respetivly