Which is a vascular tissue in plants?
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Answer: Phloem
Explanation: In higher plants, the phloem is a vascular tissue that carries sugars and other nutrients synthesized from the organs that produce them, to those in which they are consumed and stored. The phloem is organized in vascular bundles (see image below) , which are longitudinal filaments of the conductive tissue associated with the <em>water-conducting tissue or xylem</em>. The vascular bundles are important structural organs of the herbaceous stems and the leaf nerves.
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