What are the characteristics of blueberry roots?

What are the characteristics of blueberry roots? Please introduce the roots of blueberries without root hairs. For this reason, the absorption capacity of blueberry roots is much smaller than that of roots with root hairs. Its absorption area is only 1 × 10 of the root system of wheat with root hair of the same size. The root system of blueberry is fine and fibrous, and the diameter of fine root is 50~75um before branching. It is worth noting that the fine roots of almost all blueberries are parasitized by endophytic mycorrhizal fungi, thus overcoming the difficulty of water and nutrient absorption caused by blueberry roots without root hairs. In recent years, many studies have proved that the parasitism of mycorrhizal fungi is beneficial to the growth of blueberry. The main part of the root system of dwarf blueberry is rhizome. It is estimated that about 85% of the stem tissue of dwarf blueberries is rhizome. Adventitious buds germinate on the rhizome and form branches. The rhizome is generally uniaxial, with a diameter of 3~6mm. The rhizome branched frequently and formed a compact (interspersed) reticular structure in the deep soil layer of 6~25mm below the surface. The new rhizome is generally pink, while the old rhizome is dark brown and corked. The roots of dwarf blueberries are distributed in the organic layer in the upper layer. Click to get more strawberry planting techniques click to get more fruit planting techniques