The phrase "roots from" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the source or origin of something. For example, "The success of the company roots from its strong customer service values."
Roots from one plant were analyzed by CLSM and roots from the other were ground in liquid N2 and analyzed for TDH3 GFP content by western blotting.
1. Trim roots from garlic or ramps.
It takes its roots from simplicity.
Cut coriander roots from bunch and chop roughly.
Are there competing roots from shrubs or trees?
But where does Indian dance draw its roots from?
Perhaps most exciting is divining the 90s indie explosion's roots from some of these picks.
Many Irish and Scottish Travellers have different ethnic roots from English Romanichals.
It took an axe to the 500-year-old intellectual roots from which that movement sprang.
They also protect the roots from root-rot fungi and parasitic nematodes.
It also keeps roots from breaking through the waterproof membrane that covers the deck.
