Select all that apply. Which of the following are functions of stems?

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The functions of the stems as given in the question are:
<span>1.) transporting water from the roots to the leaves.
</span>3.) transporting minerals from the roots to the leaves
4.) transporting minerals from the leaves to the roots
6.) transporting food from the leaves to the roots
These are the main functions that the stem of any plant perform. Hope this answers have helped you. There may be certain other functions of the stem as well but here in the answer the only options given in the question are written.

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