What might happen to a plant that has a genetic mutation that results in shorter roots?

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A plant that has a genetic mutation that results in shorter toots will not grow well because it's roots are not strong enough to hold it's weight.

Ryenus answered Apr 14, 2021

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It may not be able to recieve as much water giving it less nutriants

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Shiv Deepak answered Apr 18, 2021

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