Where are the following parts located on the plant :

root cap, root hair, stalk, veins, thalamus.

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Root cap - This is the part of the root which covers its tip.

Root hairs - These are the fibres such as outgrowths emerging from the root tip.

Stalk - This is also known as the petiole which joins the leaf to the main stem.

Veins - These are the net−like patterns present in the lamina of the leaf. Veins provide rigidity to the leaf and also help in the transportation of water, minerals and food.

Thalamus - This is the swollen end of the stalk (pedicel). Four different kinds of whorls are arranged on the thalamus i.e., Calyx, corolla, androecium and gynoecium.

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Where are the following parts located on the plant : root cap, root hair, stalk, veins, thalamus.

Where are the following parts located on the plant :

root cap, root hair, stalk, veins, thalamus.