alleryStart learning →A gardener plants a cut piece of stem and new roots grow from it. What type of roots are these?
ATaproot system
BRoot hair cells
CRoot cap cells
DAdventitious roots
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Adventitious roots
Roots that arise from a stem or leaf, not from a root, are adventitious roots.
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