root tree

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Root of the tree. Black silhouette. Vector illustration. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree silhouette with root Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree and root Illustration Vector Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree roots silhouettes isolated on white, vector set of taproot and fibrous root systems Royalty Free Stock Photo

The root is the organ of the plant that has two main functions: to serve as a means of attachment to the soil and as an organ that absorbs water, nitrogen compounds and other mineral substances such as potassium and phosphorus crude or inorganic matter. Almost always underground. There are, however, plants with special roots, such as fig trees with their aerial roots, and epiphytic plants.