Why does active transport occur in roots?

  • A
    Mineral concentration in soil is higher than in roots.
  • B
    Minerals are present as charged particles and cannot pass through cell membranes.
  • C
    Roots require energy to store minerals.
  • D
    Minerals are too large to pass through cell walls.

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