Gyökérhálózat
Gyökérhálózat refers to the root system of a plant. It is the part of a vascular plant that is typically below ground, although roots can also be aerial or climbing. The primary functions of the gyökérhálózat are to anchor the plant to the soil, absorb water and dissolved nutrients from the soil, and to store food reserves. The gyökérhálózat also plays a crucial role in plant stability, preventing erosion and contributing to soil structure.
There are two main types of gyökérhálózat: taproot systems and fibrous root systems. A taproot system is
The structure of the gyökérhálózat is highly adaptable to environmental conditions. The extent and depth of