Plants without roots
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I can observe and describe what happens to a plant that has had its roots removed.
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Roots anchor the plant in soil and provide it with the support it needs.
Roots absorb water and nutrients from soil to provide the plant with what it needs to grow and stay healthy.
To investigate why plants have roots, a plant with roots removed can be observed over time.
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