Which of the following statements correctly compares the functions of a plant's roots and stem?

The stem contains a high percentage of cells that provide structural support, unlike the roots.

The stem is the first part of the plant to emerge from a seed, followed by the roots.

The roots contain ground tissue that stores water and glucose, unlike the stem.

The roots contain stomata that allow for gas exchange, while stems do not.

Question

Which of the following statements correctly compares the functions of a plant's roots and stem? 

 The stem contains a high percentage of cells that provide structural support, unlike the roots. 

 The stem is the first part of the plant to emerge from a seed, followed by the roots. 

 The roots contain ground tissue that stores water and glucose, unlike the stem. 

 The roots contain stomata that allow for gas exchange, while stems do not.

anonymous · Answer

@stephstar101 im not sure if its the second or third

stephstar101 · Answer

So, the roots are the ones that actually come out of the seed first. Also, they both store some water and glucose! Try guessing a different answer!

anonymous · Answer

the first @stephstar101 ?

stephstar101 · Answer

That's definitely the answer I would go with! :)

anonymous · Answer

alright thanks a bunch!!