Question

Roots absorb water and minerals from the soil. Why are these needed?

Answer 1

Roots: The roots are the plant organ that helps the plant to stand straight in the soil. It anchors the soil particles with its numerous branches.

1. The roots act as water supplying organs.
2. The water and minerals that they absorb from the soil are used for the preparation of food.
3. The leaves in the plant prepare food via photosynthesis, which requires water, minerals, carbon dioxide, and sunlight.