How are roots affected by water, Biology

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How are roots affected by water?

Grow some seedlings in single end of a glass dish or pan. When they are about 5 cm tall start watering them on one side only and a little distance away from the nearest plants. Continue the watering daily for about a week and then dig away the soil and see if the watering has had any persuade on the direction of growth of the roots

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5/14/2013 5:41:30 AM Thanks for suggesting me this answer, appreciate your knowledge.

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Thanks for suggesting me this answer, appreciate your knowledge.

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