Which of the following allows a plant's vascular system to work as a transport system?

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"A plants vascular system is made up of specialized cells that for straw-like tubes" is the one among the following that allows a plant's vascular system to work as a transport system. The correct option among all the options that are given in the question is the third option or option "C". I hope it helps you.

Aleks04 [339]3 years ago

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The right option is; C. A plants vascular system is made up of specialized cells that for straw-like tubes.

The plant’s vascular system is made up of conducting tissues, several specialized tubes and veins that transport nutrients collected by the roots to the stem and leaves. The plant’s vascular system is very important to the life of a plant as without it, nutrients would not be able to move any further than the roots. Monocots such as grasses have a discontinuous vascular system that is scattered while dicots (complex plants) such as roses, has continuous vascular systems that surrounds their central pith.

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