rhizogan (Meaning)
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rhizogan (a.)
Prodicing roots.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rhizogan
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rhizogan Sentence Examples
- Rhizogans, root-like structures, anchor plants to the soil.
- The rhizogans of ferns are typically long and slender.
- Some plants have rhizogans that can absorb nutrients from the air.
- The rhizogans of aquatic plants help them stay upright in the water.
- The rhizogans of some fungi play a role in nutrient absorption.
- Rhizogans can be found in various sizes and shapes, depending on the plant species.
- The elongation of rhizogans assists plants in exploring new areas of soil for water and nutrients.
- Rhizogans are vital for the survival of plants in nutrient-poor or waterlogged soils.
- Certain rhizogans have specialized structures that enable them to cling to surfaces, providing stability to the plant.
- The study of rhizogans is crucial for understanding plant root development and nutrient acquisition strategies.
FAQs About the word rhizogan
Prodicing roots.
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Rhizogans, root-like structures, anchor plants to the soil.
The rhizogans of ferns are typically long and slender.
Some plants have rhizogans that can absorb nutrients from the air.
The rhizogans of aquatic plants help them stay upright in the water.
