Radix (botanica)
Radix in tracheiophytis est pars sati quae plerumque sub superficie soli iacet, ex eo aquam salesque minerales absorbens.
Nexus interni
- Cambium vasculare
- Pedologia
- Ramus (arbor)
Bibliographia
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