Taproot system
A square is made up of two of the same factors. These factors can be positive or negative. Each one is therefore a root of the square. Example: 2*2 =4 and -2*-2 = 4 Both 2 and -2 are square roots of 4. I hope this helps!
No, a root is a structure made of many different substances.
Somehow, you made it complicated. It is 31622.776585872405015194191707146...
To try and square a negative number which only gives you i
The discriminant of the zero polynomial, P(x) = 0, is zero because it has multiple roots at every point: For all x, P'(x) = P(x) = 0. Thus, the formula for the discriminant gives Δ = a_0^(0-2) * Π_{all different roots counting multiplicity} (one root - other root)^2 Note that the second term contains an uncountable number of zeroes multiplied together. Dividing out two of them leaves you with an uncountable number of zeroes multiplied together-- i.e. zero. The above argument can be made more rigorous by adding in all the limits and stuff.
Fibrous.
The root system of the Jowar plant can be divided into a primary and secondary root system. The primary system has a primary root that develops from the germinating seedling and provides the seedling with water and nutrients required for growth. The primary root is short-lived, and the function of the primary root is taken over by a secondary root system. The secondary system develops from the root crowns that are located just under or above the soil. The root system of an adult Jowar plant is made of secondary adventitious roots. Lateral roots develop from the secondary adventitious roots and penetrate the soil in all directions.
fibrous root systems do not penetrate as deeply into the soil as taproots do, and they are made up of a large number of roots that are all similar in size. Tap root systems are composed of one primary root which is thick and penetrates deeply, while other smaller roots grow off of this primary root.taproot systems have an extrememly large surface area, and so are very good at absorbing water when there is enough available near the surface. The advantage of tap roots is that they can get at water lower down in case it does not rain enough, etc.The taproot develops from the root embryo, the radicle. A fibrous root system consists of many roots, none of which is the radicle, instead all the main roots are adventitious roots that originate in the stem tissue
Fibrous root is made up of many thin branching roots. It is generally found in monocots.
a root, as in most grasses, having numerous, very fine branches of approximately the same length.a root system that consists of very fine branches.n. A root system made up of many threadlike members of more or less equal length, as in most grasses.Any of the roots in a system that is made up of many threadlike members of more or less equal length and is characteristic of monocotelydons. Fibrous roots develop from adventitious roots arising from the plant's stem and usually do not penetrate the soil very deeply. Because their roots attach themselves firmly to soil particles, plants with fibrous root systems are especially useful in preventing soil erosion.
Tap root is formed from the radicle (embryonic root) and is the largest dominant root. Fibrous roots a/k/a adventitious roots form when radicle dies and new roots form from the tissue at the base of the stem not root tissue.
no it is not it is only made grown roots that is why they called it root beer
Root beer is made by frementing a blend of roots, barks, herbs, sugar, and yeast.
tap root
The plant shoot system is made up of roots, stems, and leaves
A plant is made up of 2 systems: - Root System - Shoot System
Well, I know that it is made from saspirilla roots so that is probably why it is called ROOT beer. Now about the beer, I have no idea. Maybe because it's color makes it look like beer? Maybe you could search it on Wikipedia MSN Google Yahoo! You obviously do have no idea. The first sarsaparilla root drink manufactured and sold was introduced at a state fair. The seller named it "root tea", but was quickly advised that people in the area were unlikely to buy it with that name, so he changed it to "root beer" and it sold very well. Most modern Root Beers are colored with caramel to get that color, the normal color is much lighter.