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Pando tree (also known as the trembling giant), is an estimated 80,000 years old, is located in the western edge of the Colorado plateau in south-central Utah, and is 106 acres big.
cite: http://www.businessinsider.com/pando-aspen-grove-utah-oldest-largest-organism-2016-7

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1.prop roots- Grow above the ground.
2.storage roots- store food and water and nutrients ( common in beets)
3.strangling aerial roots -the seeds that germane in the branches of tall trees and other species and send numerous aerial roots to the ground.
4.buttress roots-aerial roots that supports the tall trees in tropical places.
5.pnematophores- multicellular organs with important functions, many plants have these roots.

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Roots are important in the environment because they provide an anchor for the plant to stay in place, but more importantly, the roots are the lifeline of the plant, where the plant takes up air, water and nutrients from the soil and move it throughout the tree where they come in contact with the sun and that is what makes the plants grow. erosion is from over watering of the land, but it is important because the water erosion helps feed water sources with essential nutrients, which helps the ecosystem.

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Fibrous roots expand their root system and grow over the surface the ground, rather than going farther down. Some examples of plants with fibrous roots is trees and grasses.
cite:https://www.reference.com/science/two-main-types-root-systems-9cc01450ec4694ee

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Plants with taproots grow bigger and the roots grow straight down into the ground to gain access to more water and nutrients. (Some examples of plants with taproots is carrots and beets.)
cite:https://www.reference.com/science/two-main-types-root-systems-9cc01450ec4694ee

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1.Store food
2.Support the plant
3.Pull up water
Cite: https://study.com/academy/lesson/function-of-roots-lesson-for-kids.html