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Roots arising from parts of a plant other than the radicle are called what?
APrimary roots
BAdventitious roots
CSecondary roots
DTertiary roots
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Adventitious roots
Roots that do not originate from the radicle, as in grass and Monstera, are adventitious roots.
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