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The 18 pages that link to Root system, each with the reason it gives.

• GrasslandRelated: Dense grass roots store carbon underground and help plants recover after fire or grazing.

• Soil structureRelated: Pore size and continuity affect how readily roots penetrate and explore soil.

• Élie CartanRelated: Cartan’s classification of simple Lie algebras is organized by root systems and their diagrams.

• RootNarrower topic: A single root functions as part of a larger branching network.

• Tropical dry forestRelated: Deep roots can give dry-forest trees access to water after surface soils dry.

• PneumatophoreNarrower topic: A pneumatophore is one specialized component of a plant's broader root system.

• Container gardeningNarrower topic: Restricted root growth is a defining constraint of growing plants in containers.

• HedgeBroader topic: An established root system helps a hedge withstand drought and recover after cutting.

• TransplantingBroader topic: Its condition strongly affects how well a moved plant can resume growth.

• Shade treeRelated: Root space and behavior constrain where large shade trees can be planted.

• Aerial rootNarrower topic: Aerial roots can form part of a plant’s root system while remaining exposed.

• ArchaeopterisRelated: Extensive roots helped Archaeopteris anchor large trunks and alter Devonian soils.

• 24-cellRelated: The 24 vertices can be represented by the 24 roots of the D4 root system.

• Weyl character formulaNarrower topic: Its roots determine the reflection group and the denominator of the formula.

• Plant (verb)Broader topic: Roots anchor newly planted organisms and absorb water and nutrients.

• Plant Physiological PhenomenaBroader topic: Roots provide the inputs and anchorage on which many other functions depend.

• Plant structuresBroader topic: Its architecture affects anchorage and access to water and nutrients.

• TilthRelated: Roots encounter tilth directly: dense or poorly aerated soil restricts their growth and access to resources.