Why are roots said to anchor the plant in soil? – McqOptions

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1.	Why are roots said to anchor the plant in soil?
A.	The roots absorb water from the soil.
B.	The roots transport water and minerals to various parts of plant.
C.	The roots help in holding the plant firmly in the soil.
D.	The roots are fibrous in nature.
Answer» D. The roots are fibrous in nature.

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