<prompt> Kamano ke efe pakeng tsa sefate le tsamaiso ea metso?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the relationship between a tree and a root system? . Response in English: A tree and its root system have a symbiotic relationship that is vital for the survival of the tree. The root system anchors the tree to the ground and provides the tree with the necessary nutrients and water. The trees root system is the underground part of the tree which absorbs water and nutrients from the soil, stores food, and provides support and stability to the tree. The roots transport the water and nutrients to the rest of the tree, where it is used for growth, photosynthesis, and other essential processes. In turn, the tree provides the root system with the products of photosynthesis, such as sugars, which are used as a source of energy. Together, the tree and its root system ensure the growth and survival of the tree. . Response in Sesotho: Sefate le metso ea sona li na le kamano ea kutlo e leng ea bohlokoa bakeng sa ho phela ha sefate. Metso e tiisa sefate fatše me e fa sefate limatlafatsi tse hlokahalang le metsi. Metso ea sefate ke karolo e ka tlasa lefatše ea sefate e monyang metsi le limatlafatsi mobung, e boloka lijo, me e fana ka tšehetso le botsitso ho sefate. Metso e isa metsi le limatlafatsi tse setseng sefateng, moo a sebelisetsoang khōlo, photosynthesis le mekhoa e meng ea bohlokoa. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, sefate sena se etsa hore metso e be le lihlahisoa tsa photosynthesis, tse kang tsoekere, tse sebelisoang e le mohloli oa matla. Hammoho, sefate le metso ea sona li tiisa ho hōla le ho phela ha sefate. 