Part A Match the structures with their appropriate functions: O Roots allow plants to obtain water, nutrients and glucose, while
shoots allow plants to obtain sunlight. O Roots allow plants to obtain glucose, while shoots allow plants to obtain sunlight and water. O Roots allow plants to obtain water and nutrients, while shoots allow plants to obtain gases and sunlight. Roots allow plants to obtain carbon dioxide and water, while shoots allow plants to obtain nutrients and oxygen. Submit Request Answer Provide Feedback
The correct answer is - Roots allow plants to obtain water and nutrients, while shoots allow plants to obtain gases and sunlight.
Explanation:
Plants have two major parts of the body normally root and shoot. roots are the parts of plants that usually present under the ground and absorbed the essential nutrients and minerals for the life of the plant. Water is also absorbed by the roots that are used in the various processes such as transpiration and photosynthesis.
The shoot includes stem and leaves and responsible for the exchange of gases, particularly taking in carbon dioxide and removes oxygen with help of stomata. These also absorbs sunlight with help of chlorophyll present on the leaves.
Strong hydrologic connections among terrestrial and inland aquatic realms exist in both river floodplains and dryland ecosystems. In the evolution of river floodplains terrestrial vegetation diversifies inland aquatic habitats, providing a range of colonization options for different organisms
