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Radish and turnip are the _____ of the plants that we eat.

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Important Questions on Abdul in the Garden

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Abdul saw a huge tree that had fallen on the roadside. He could see some of its broken roots. Abdul thought:
Would someone have uprooted such a big tree or would it have fallen on its own?
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What are breathing roots?
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Carrots and turnips store food in their roots.
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Look at the pictures of plants given below. Write the habitat which they belong to.

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We know that potato is a stem because it has 
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Carrots and radishes store food in their roots.
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Look at the pictures below and find out which of these vegetables are roots.


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A carrot is a root.
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 Write two examples of the roots we eat.
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Fill in the blank with an appropriate word:

The type of root seen in a mustard plant is _____ (taproot/fibrous root).

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Name two examples of the food stored in the roots of the plant.
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What are the two functions of the root?
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Why do the banyan trees have aerial roots?

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We eat the roots of ______.
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How many types of roots are there? Write the functions of roots.
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The roots of _____ trees grow upwards towards the air.
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Cotyledons are also called-
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Write any two functions of the root.
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Why do the desert plants have very deep roots?

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The roots growing out of the branches of banyan trees are