Root hair is an unicellular, thin walled outgrowths of outermost, epidermal layer of root, they are found at the maturation region of roots. They are single-celled protuberances in its outermost layer. They are tubular hair-like structures and are in direct-contact with soil and water and forms a root hair zone just after the root tip and helps to increase surface area for quick absorption of water and minerals.

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Richa Joshi Pant Solutions for Exercise 2: ASSESS YOURSELF

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