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Question
Distinguish between the following:
Stem hair and root hair
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Solution
| Stem hair | Root hair |
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Stem hair is multicellular. The primary function of stem hairs is to prevent water loss. |
Root hair is unicellular. The primary function of root hair is to increase the surface area for absorption. |
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