taproot

the taproot of the plant grows deep into the soil.

taproot systems help plants access water during droughts.

some trees have a strong taproot that anchors them firmly.

farmers often prefer taproot vegetables for their flavor.

the taproot can store nutrients for the plant's growth.

understanding the taproot structure is essential for botanists.

some weeds develop a taproot that makes them hard to remove.

taproot plants are often more resilient to environmental stress.

in gardening, taproot plants require deeper soil for optimal growth.

the taproot serves as a primary anchor for the plant.