What is the function of root hairs?
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The main function of the root hairs is to increase the area of absorption of the root.
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A root serves to anchor a plant in the ground, to absorb water and dissolved minerals from the soil, and to store food during the winter (or dormant season in tropical countries).  No, the bamboo plant must have a root.
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LOL, funny things what ya body does dont ya think!\nThe hair grows faster because the skin cells that react to the coldness of the atmosphere, then the hair cell inside the skin cell starts sprouting triggerd because of the nerves. The hair isnt is to keep your skin and nervous cells warm. \nHey and not just in antartica dude!\nI hope this helped you. \nKind Regards, Timothy H. (Age 12, W.A.)
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The practitioner uses a hand held device that emits a laser that penetrates the skin and is absorbed by the hair. Once absorbed heat energy is produces in the hair which travels down the shaft and destroys the root.\n\nMore on laser hair removal: http://www.laidbare.info/laser-hair-removal/
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The dermal papillae would be akin to the root or the progenitor to the hair.  The cells of the dermal papillae control development, differentiation and cycling of the hair follicles
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Hair is made of protien, the only cells are in the root.
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Leaves help the foest as well as they are useful several other purposes as shown below:\n1. Animals eat them and caterpillars eat more leaves than all other herbivores combined.\n2. A Tree Breathes Through its Leaves & Roots ...\n3. Trees prepare their food through their leaves and sunlight and the water they received through roots.  Extra moisture is released through their leaves back into the atmosphere, where it helps to form clouds. \n4. The root systems and fallen leaves of trees help build an absorbent covering on the forest floor that allows rain water to gradually trickle down into the Earth to feed streams and groundwater. In this way, forests help conserve water and protect the soil from the erosion caused by heavy rain.\n5. Tannins are chemical substances found in the bark, roots, seeds, and leaves of many plants and used to cure leather, making it soft and supple. \n6. Dyes used to color fabrics can be obtained from the bark or leaves of such trees as the brazilwood, while palm oil and coconut oil are used as cooking ingredients. \n7. Resins, or saps, are used in paints and other products.  \nVR
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Depending what you're shaving with, you could be strengthening the hair at the root level by trimming it off.  Don't shave as often, only when nessecary.  Try waxing or laser.
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Vacuoles do this funcion......\nVacuoles are very big in plant cells, while they are smaller in animal cells...\nbut they do d same function
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prehaps you mean root nodules? small nodes attached to roots on leguminous plants that contain bacteria which exist in a symbiotic relationship with the plant. The plant supplies energy, the bacteria help to extract nitrogen, enabling the plant to live in conditions that are unfavourable to other plants due to low amounts of nitrogen. The downside to the plant is that it grows more slowly because it is giving enrgy to the bacteria.
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plants and roots of plants
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As a plant grows up ward it bears leaves on the sides of the upright stem.In the axile of every leaf( the point where the leaf stalk is attached to  the stem.), there is an axillary bud.This bud IS THE STARTING POINT OF A NEW BRANCH.\nAs long as the main stem continues to grow actively these axillary bud are dormant.But when the main stem stops growing or becomes slow in its growth, the axillary buds are activated by certain growth hormones that are produced naturally in the pant and the meristem tissue(embryonic or formative tissue) inside the buds begin to multiply and gradually begins to develop in to a side branch. It may be an ordinary vegetative branch like the main stem itself or a flowering branch.It depends upon the season,the age of the plant and the type of the hormone.\nIn Nutshell: In plants the branches develop from the meristem tissue.They are present in the buds and activated by hormones.\nFor more than this get hold of a proper botany book ( anatomy book) and study yourself.
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Wool is the hair of an animal, usually sheep. Hair contains protein and fairly high amounts of nitrogen. This actually helps the roots of many kinds of plants if it is mixed into topsoil or the subsoil where roots grow. (We use different varieties of hair clippings, fur, etc. to help our roses grow better.)
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b.root hairs were destroyed.\nthis is because the water is first absorbed by the capillaries in the root hair and then transmitted to the pith.\nthe phloem has no role in absorption.\nhumidity will matter only in the long run as the roots absorb water already in the soil.
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The relative rigidity of the cell wall renders plants sedentary, unlike animals, whose lack of this type of structure allows their cells more flexibility, which is necessary for locomotion. The plant cell wall serves a variety of functions. Along with protecting the intracellular contents, the structure bestows rigidity to the plant, provides a porous medium for the circulation and distribution of water, minerals, and other nutrients, and houses specialized molecules that regulate growth and protect the plant from disease.(plants do not have an immunity system, and cell wall is a good barrier)
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Taking a guess here but I  would think in a way.. some plants have growth underground like carrots, potatoes, onions, etc. The underground roots stay underground lol, they absorb fluids, aka water and grow from underneath then the stems are actually what blossoms out of the dirt. It is the result of the outgrowth the root has made. I have no idea what I'm saying here :P
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No. In fact not every one of them. The cells which make up the roots of the plants do not because they are not designed for the process of photosynthesis.