Roots Review

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Across
  1. 2. first root grown after a seed germinates
  2. 5. rate of water absorption that is not sufficient for the plant
  3. 7. roots that store water for the plant
  4. 8. one main root which lateral roots radiate from
  5. 11. roots that prefer humid, moist air and do not go into soil
  6. 14. bacteria that can assist in making substances readily absorbed by roots
  7. 15. providing support
  8. 16. water remaining in soil after drainage by gravity
  9. 18. roots that provide stability especially in tropical areas
  10. 19. several main roots that branch into a dense mass
  11. 21. roots that pull a plant deeper into the soil
  12. 22. region where cells are fully grown and functioning
  13. 24. botanical term for dodder
  14. 25. water that is held against the force of gravity
  15. 26. water that is bound to soil particles and unavailable to plants
  16. 29. region where cells get larger and differentiate, pushing the root further into the soil
  17. 31. spongy roots that extend above the water to assist in gas exchange
  18. 32. cells that cover the root tip and provide protection for internal cells
  19. 34. roots that store carbohydrates for the plant
Down
  1. 1. legume family impact on the soil and nutrient availability
  2. 3. mostly store food and contain the endodermis
  3. 4. function of taking up water and minerals for a plant
  4. 6. water that drains out of pore spaces after rain
  5. 9. when two organisms benefit each other
  6. 10. function to allow replication asexually
  7. 12. water between field capacity and permanent wilting point
  8. 13. function of moving water, minerals and food through roots
  9. 17. roots that can develop into suckers
  10. 20. providing a source of food
  11. 23. region of primary maturation where water is absorbed
  12. 27. region where new cells are formed for elongation and replace the root cap
  13. 28. fungus that absorbs phosphorous much better than root hairs
  14. 30. have no chlorophyll and are dependent on other plants for nutrition
  15. 33. lies directly against the inner boundary of the epidermis