Encara no tenim significats per a "root-hairs".
1From the root-hairs, foods are carried to the inside of the root.
2The root-hairs are found only on the young parts of roots.
3The plant food in the manure soaks into the soil and immediately reaches the root-hairs.
4Germinate some oats or beans in a glass-sided box, as suggested, and observe the root-hairs.
5It puts out root-hairs, which attach themselves to the particles of sand and hold the seed.
6If we examine the root-hairs ever so closely, we find no holes, or openings, in them.
7The mechanical aid afforded by the root-hairs in penetrating the ground is probably only a secondary service.
8As a root grows older the root-hairs die, and it becomes of no further use for absorption.
9Wherever the roots, with their root-hairs have crept, they have eaten into the marble and left it corroded.
10Their attention should also be drawn to the root-hairs, which are well seen in Corn, Wheat, and Oats.
11Then, as roots and root-hairs of plants strike down among these they find the two necessities, air and water.
12Externally root-hairs are formed on the confluent petioles, either a little above, or on a level with, the plumule.
13The radicle can be distinguished from the hypocotyl only by the presence of root-hairs and the nature of its covering.
14The water used by plants is almost entirely taken from the soil by the minute root-hairs radiating from the roots.
15These root-hairs, which cluster about the growing point of the young roots, are the organs of the plant that absorb soil-water.
16A secondary office of root-hairs is to aid the roots of seedlings to enter the ground, as we have before noticed.
Root-hairs a través del temps