How are taproots and fibrous roots different?

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How are taproots and fibrous roots different and how are they alike?

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Tap roots only have one main root , an fibrous roots are thick and tall

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How are taproots and fibrous roots different and alike?

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Taproots have one main root such as the carrot, and fibrous roots spread out in a more widespread manner...

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Which different types of plants do taproots and fibrous roots tend to be found?

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Some plants with taproots: * Burdock * Carrot * Dandelion * Parsnip * Poppy mallow * Sagebrush * Radish...

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What is the difference between fibrous roots and taproots in a plant?

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In a fibrous root system no root grows larger than another. Taproots have main roots that grow longer...

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Would plants with fibrous roots or taproots be suitable for a windy area

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Plants with tap roots would be more suitable for a windy area because they are harder to uproot.

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What advantage do taproots have over fibrous roots

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Fibrous roots are an disadvantage to gardners, since they have a strong grip to the soil and cannot...

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The tap-root system, in which there is a main primary root larger than the other branching roots and...

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Do hydrangeas have taproots or fibrous roots?

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Fibrous. Just transplanted one today!

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Which is more efficient at water absorption taproots or fibrous roots? Why? J.Web

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Taproots are a little better at absorbing water because they can dig deep down into the ground.

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Why are taproots used as food more than fibrous roots?

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Taproots have one long main root that goes deep into the soil and anchors it down. It can suck up more...

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