Answer:
At the base of the grass plant, roots grow down into the earth. Typically, grass roots are fibrous, or threadlike. They extend into the soil like fingers, collecting nutrients, soaking up water and securing the plant to the ground. Grass stems, called culms, grow up from the base of the plant (the crown).
Explanation:
Grass lives in places with sunlight, a good amount of water, adequate fertilizer, and healthy soil that allows nutrients to reach grass roots.
