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What part of a root’s cells helps it increase absorption?
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What part of a root’s cells helps it increase absorption?

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Explanation: Roots have hairlike projections called root hairs protruding from their surface. These root hairs help the plant absorb more nutrients and water because they increase the available surface area.
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Roots have hairlike projections called root hairs protruding from their surface. These root hairs help the plant absorb more nutrients and water because they increase the available surface area.
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