State the function of radicle

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Radicle is the part of a germinated seed which further grows to form roots of plant, hence it is called future root. Radicle is capable of absorbing water from soil.

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State the function of radicle

Dear student. Radicle is the part of a germinated seed which further grows to form roots of plant, hence it is called future root. Radicle is capable of absorbing water from soil. Regards

Dear student.

Radicle is the part of a germinated seed which further grows to form roots of plant, hence it is called future root. Radicle is capable of absorbing water from soil.

Regards