 |  | Better Farming Series 01 - The plant: the Living Plant; the Root (FAO - INADES, 1976, 29 p.) | |||
|  | (introduction...) | |||
| | Preface | |||
| | Plan of work | |||
|  | Introduction | |||
| | The living plant | |||
| | The root | |||
| | Sowing at the best density | |||
| | Summary of course | |||
 | | Suggested question paper | |||
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FILL IN THE MISSING WORDS
The plant lives like all living things, the plant
...
reproduces itself and ...
The part of the plant that lives in the soil
is called the ...
The root serves to ... the plant to the soil,
and to ...
the plant.
The plant feeds through the ... of the rootless.
All roots are
not ... .
... roots stay on the surface of the soil.
... roots go down
deep into the soil.
... roots store up food.
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS
Give some examples of tap roots.
What are creeping roots
like?
Why must the base of plants be earthed up?
What is a
rootlet?
Where does sap come from?
What are roots for?
Explain to a
friend why you must pay attention to the sowing
density.
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