Root Types: Conical, Tap, Fusiform, Napiform, Adventitious - Explained with Images
Explore the different types of roots including conical, tap, fusiform, napiform, and adventitious roots with detailed descriptions and images. Learn about their characteristics, shapes, functions, and examples in plants. Understand the importance of roots in plant growth and development.
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Tap Root Adventitious Root Storage Fusiform : Swollen in the middle, gradually tapering on both ends. E.g.Raddish Napiform :swollen at base, tapering at apex e.g. Beet root Conical: Broad at base and gradually tapering towards apex. e.g. carrot Tuberous: Swollen without any shape. e.g.Mirabilis Pneumatophores
Adventitious roots: Storage Mechanical support Vital functions Tuberous: Swollen at any point e.g. Sweet potato Fasciculated: tubers in cluster. E.g. Asparagus Nodulose: swollen at tips. e.g. Curcuma amada Moniliform: swollen at a regular intervals. E.g. Momordica charntia Annulated: rings at regular intervals. E.g.Ipecacuanha
Mechanical support Prop Stilt: Climber
Vital functions Haustoria Respiratory Epiphytic Assimilatory
