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The Tiny, Absorptive Structures on the Root Cells near the Root

Question 58

Question 58

Multiple Choice

The tiny, absorptive structures on the root cells near the root tip are called


A) taproots.
B) rhizomes.
C) root hairs.
D) root buds.

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