Root hair cells absorb water and minerals from the soil and get a supply of glucose from the phloem.
Phloem:
It is a vascular tissue that transports the nutrients such as sugar throughout the plant.
The sugar is produced in the leaf by the process of photosynthesis. This sugar is transferred to the phloem tissue. Then sugar is transported to the other part of plants such as stem and root.
Therefore, hair root cells get a constant supply of sugar from the leaves via the phloem.
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