What essential role does the root endodermis play during mineral absorption in plants?

  • A
    It prevents the entry of all minerals into the xylem.
  • B
    It acts as a control point,allowing only specific solutes to pass into the xylem.
  • C
    It facilitates the passive diffusion of all minerals into the vascular bundle.
  • D
    It provides structural support to the root cortex.

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