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The whole progress of plants , from the seed to the root , and from thence to the seed again ; - - - the method of animal nutrition , digestion , secretion , and all other branches of vital oeconomy ; - - - are not left to chance , or the will of the creature itself , but are performed in a wondrous involuntary manner , and guided by unerring rules laid down by the great creator . Newborns have rooting , sucking and swallowing reflexes that help them learn how to breastfeed . Once hatched , the larvae bury themselves and start consuming feeder roots , eventually burrowing into the tap root . If your PHP pages include ( ) or require ( ) files that live within the web server document root , for example library files in the same directory as the PHP pages , you must account for the possibility that attackers may call those library files directly . After the Reformation , it was several centuries before that understanding took firm root , but in the last thirty years much of it has been uprooted in both teaching and practice . The hog that gets his living by rooting , stirring up the soil so , would be ashamed of such company . Sure , the sysadmin usually has root , but someone else knowing your password bypasses even root accountability . The sap of the vine , ascending from the root , is diffused to the branches , sustaining growth and producing blossoms and fruit . In our sample case , you would multiply 2.0 with 0.5 , take the square root , and arrive at 1.0 ( or 100 % ) , indicating that the new design has the same usability as the baseline . Repotting allows us to trim the roots and encourage the growth of feeder roots , making for a healthier root system and tree . Yet while sectionalism took root , the west retained a similar political environment as the county courthouse became a place of action in the political arena . At the surface of these tiny feeder roots , there is a particularly active life zone called the rhizosphere .