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What are the four functions of roots?
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The main four functions of the roots are as follows:
- It helps to anchor the plant firmly to the soil.
- It absorbs water and minerals from the soil for the growth of the entire plant.
- It transports the absorbed water and minerals to the shoot system.
- It binds the soil together so that it does not get washed away during rain or blown away by wind.
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