How is the root involved in the formation of organic matter in the plant?

The root is essential in the process of creating organic matter. But in the cells of the root itself, this synthesis does not occur. The creation of glucose occurs with the help of chloroplasts, which are found in the cells of the leaves. The root is essential for providing chloroplasts with water. The root has such a structure that it is able to draw in and transport water and minerals to other plant organs. This is ensured by the presence of conductive tissues, which are composed of elongated conductive cells.