Roots which develop from plant parts other than the radicle are called as
Biology · Class 11 · CBSE — Morphology of Flowering Plants
Roots which develop from plant parts other than the radicle are called as
- tap roots
- fusiform roots
- adventitious roots
- nodular roots.
Answer
(C) adventitious roots
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