Asked by Madi

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.
Answered by Sharon
It's not the 3rd option, because the stem stores water
Roots do not contatin stomata

I beleive it would be either of the first two; my guess would be the 2nd
Answered by bigboy
the second one
Answered by Ms. Lue
Your answer would be the first one.