Question : What are supporting roots coming out of the lower ends of the stem of maize and sugarcane called?
Option 1: Stilt Root
Option 2: Tertiary Root
Option 3: Prop Root
Option 4: Primary Root
Correct Answer: Prop Root
Solution : The correct option is Prop Root .
"Prop roots" or "brace roots" are the supporting roots that arise from the lower nodes or lower sections of the stem in plants such as maize (corn) and sugarcane. These roots provide extra stability and anchoring for the plant, growing haphazardly from the lower nodes. Some plants generate prop roots as a characteristic; these plants are typically found in situations with tall, thin stems where extra support is helpful.
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