Why do cactuses have roots if they already restore water inside themselfs

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Answer:

To stay in the ground during a Storm.

Step-by-step explanation:

The roots grow deep to keep the plant anchored to the ground during the rainy season

Sourcedelica answered Mar 18, 2021

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Answer:

To stay on the ground, say during a storm, the roots help keep the plant anchored

Explanation: "hope this helps"

Nikolay Makhonin answered Mar 22, 2021

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