Root hair cells are adapted for water and mineral absorption with a large central vacuole, hair-like projections, carrier proteins, mitochondria, and a thin permeable cell wall.
Las células de las raíces están adaptadas para absorber agua y minerales a través de una gran vacuola central, proyecciones similares a pelos, proteínas transportadoras, mitocondrias y una pared celular delgada y permeable.
| Front | How are root hair cells adapted to absorb water and mineral ions? List 5 adaptations
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| Back | -Large central vacuole (filled with cell sap)
-Long hair-like projections that come out from the cell body
-Carrier proteins in cell membrane
-Mitochondria
-Thin permeable cellulose cell wall and partially permeable cell membrane |
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