1) Propagation roots 2)Adventitious roots 3)Brace roots or prop roots 4)Climbing roots

Herbaceous stems are usually green and do not develop woody tissues. These soft stems produce plants of limited sizes called herbs.

The cortex is the outer layer of the root or stem that is responsible for moving water and dissolved minerals into the center of the root and for food storage.

Specialized roots do not penetrate deep into the soil but instead grow in the different parts of the plant.

The xylem are the tiny tubes that carry water and minerals up into the plant.

It is the SKIN where you can find ROOT HAIRS or tiny roots.

Woody stems can be grouped into vines, shrubs and trees.

Fibrous roots are generally easy to uproot because they are are fine and spread instead of growing deep in the soil.

The two types of roots are fibrous roots and the taproot system.

Plants with woody stems can reach great heights and can live for more than a year.

The two types of stems are herbaceous stems and woody stems.

Propagation roots develop from the stem that is cut and soaked in water.