Which of the options below correctly describes how harm to a plants roots would directly affect the plant. (1 point)

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Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to transport glucose.
Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to transport glucose.

Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to absorb water.
Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to absorb water.

Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to grow flowers.
Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to grow flowers.

Harm to the roots would affect the plants ability to photosynthesize.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Harm to the plants roots would affect the plants ability to absorb water.

Roots are primarily responsible for water and nutrient absorption; therefore, any harm to them would directly impact the plant's ability to take up water. This, in turn, can affect various physiological functions including nutrient transport and overall health.