Step 1: Description: Root hairs are elongated, tubular outgrowths of root epidermal cells in the zone of differentiation, increasing surface area for water and nutrient absorption. They are thin-walled, lack chloroplasts, and have a large central vacuole, with the nucleus near the tip.
Step 2: Diagram:
| LIST-I Types of Sclereids | LIST-II Examples |
|---|---|
| A. Astrosclereids | IV. Nymphea leaves |
| B. Macrosclereids | III. Kidney bean seeds |
| C. Osteosclereids | II. Olive leaves |
| D. Trichosclereids | I. Leaves of Monocots |