A can of antifreeze spills near a clump of Dryopteris dilatata, a type of fern. The chemical seeps into the ground, endangering the plant's roots. The plant roots grow as far away from the chemical as possible to absorb only fresh water and minerals. During this process, the roots primarily work in conjunction with which system? a) The immune system to defend against the toxic chemicals
b) The vascular system to reduce the absorption and transport of toxic chemicals
c) The reproductive system to make more root cells
d) The digestive system to create enzymes that break down the toxic chemicals​