kuitujuuristoon
Kuitujuuristo, or the fibrous root system, is a type of plant root architecture characterized by a dense network of slender roots originating from the base of the stem, rather than a single dominant taproot. This arrangement results from adventitious roots that typically branch near the soil surface, creating a large absorptive area for water and nutrients. The fibrous system is common among monocots such as grasses, cereals, and many vegetables, especially after the seedling stage.
Structure and development are oriented toward rapid exploration of upper soil layers. The extensive lateral roots
Compared with a taproot system, which features one main deep root, fibrous roots provide quick resource capture
In agriculture and horticulture, fibrous-rooted plants include most grasses and cereals, as well as many turf