What are the characteristics of the germination and root systems of grasses? Germination is hypogeal, with the epicotyl growing upwards and the cot...
What are the characteristics of the germination and root systems of grasses?
Germination is hypogeal, with the epicotyl growing upwards and the cotyledon remaining in the pericarp as a reserve.
Grasses have two root systems: embryonic and permanent.
Embryonic roots are covered by coleorhiza and function as protection and absorption of water and nutrients.
Permanent roots originate from the first basal nodes, stolons, or other nodes in contact with the soil.
Grasses can have different growth habits, such as erect clumping, prostrate clumping, stoloniferous, and rhizomatous.
Germination is hypogeal, with the epicotyl growing upwards and the cotyledon remaining in the pericarp as a reserve.
Grasses have two root systems: embryonic and permanent.
Embryonic roots are covered by coleorhiza and function as protection and absorption of water and nutrients.
Permanent roots originate from the first basal nodes, stolons, or other nodes in contact with the soil.
Grasses can have different growth habits, such as erect clumping, prostrate clumping, stoloniferous, and rhizomatous.
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As características da germinação e do sistema radicular das gramíneas são: - Germinação hipogéia, com o epicótilo crescendo para cima e o cotilédone permanecendo no pericarpo como reserva. - As gramíneas possuem dois sistemas radiculares: o embriônico e o permanente. - As raízes embrionárias são cobertas pela coleorriza e funcionam como proteção e absorção de água e nutrientes. - As raízes permanentes originam-se dos primeiros nós basais, estolões ou outros nós em contato com o solo. - As gramíneas podem ter diferentes hábitos de crescimento, como eretas, em touceiras, estoloníferas e rizomatosas.
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