Root hair cells are adapted with a shape maximizing the surface area to volume ratio for quicker osmosis and do not have chloroplasts.
Root hair cells have a shape that increases their surface area to volume ratio for faster osmosis and lack chloroplasts.
| Front | Name some adaptations of root hair cells |
|---|---|
| Back | Root hair shape increasess surface area to volume ratio for faster rate of osmosis No chloroplasts |
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