Question

Roots of dahlia are-

• A. Fibrous
• B. Assimilatory
• C. Napiform
• D. Tuberous and fasciculated

Answer 1

Answer: (D)

Tuberous and fasciculated

The dahlia is a dicotyledon plant nd in Dahlia, the roots are fasciculated tuberous roots because the fibrous root system of the plant stores food in them for perennation converting them into a tuft of tubers. The roots are so independent that you can reproduce a daughter plant by cutting away a portion of the roots of an adult plant in a process called division.

So, the correct option is (D)