Deep roots help a plant in dry weather because they can do what?
AReach deep water
BMake more flowers
CBlock the sunlight
DTurn into leaves
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Reach deep water
Taproots go deep for anchorage and for storing water, so they can reach deeper water.
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