Topic: Lateral Root formation Definition of process: Hormone(s) involved: Cells

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Topic: Lateral Root formation
Definition of process:
Hormone(s) involved:
Cells or tissues that produce the hormone:
Cells or tissues that respond in some way to the hormone:
Briefly describe the nature of the response (use diagrams if you wish):
Evolutionary explanation for the response (I.e why would plants capable of responding in this way leave more offspring than ones that cannot): Topic: Lateral Root formation
Definition of process:
Hormone(s) involved:
Cells or tissues that produce the hormone:
Cells or tissues that respond in some way to the hormone:
Briefly describe the nature of the response (use diagrams if you wish):
Evolutionary explanation for the response (I.e why would plants capable of responding in this way leave more offspring than ones that cannot):
Definition of process:
Hormone(s) involved:
Cells or tissues that produce the hormone:
Cells or tissues that respond in some way to the hormone:
Briefly describe the nature of the response (use diagrams if you wish):
Evolutionary explanation for the response (I.e why would plants capable of responding in this way leave more offspring than ones that cannot):

Explanation / Answer

Lateral type roots arise from primary root serve the function of anchor of plant along with the uptake of water, assist in nutrients uptake from the soil.  

Auxin hormone produce the cells.

Primordial founder cells that respond in some way to the hormone.

Plants are able to develop roots that helps them to grow throughout the life of the plant.

Lateral roots help the plant in order to cope the plants with adverse environmental conditions as they help the plant in uptake of water and nutrients .

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