The water absorption rate of a plant's roots is greatly increased by
A. presence of many stomata only.
B. presence of root hairs only.
C. both association with mycorrhizal fungi and presence of root hairs.
D. association with mycorrhizal fungi only.
E. both presence of many stomata and root hairs.
Ans: C. both association with mycorrhizal fungi and presence of root hairs.
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