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Which plant tissue is primarily responsible for the transport of water from roots to leaves?
Which plant tissue is primarily responsible for the transport of water from roots to leaves?
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Step-by-Step Solution
Step 1: Understand the transport function
The question asks for the tissue that transports water from roots to leaves.Step 2: Recall tissue functions
Xylem is the complex tissue responsible for conducting water and minerals upward; phloem transports food; collenchyma and parenchyma provide support and storage.Final Answer:
Xylem → Option DQuick Check:
Water transport tissue = Xylem ✅
Quick Trick: Remember 'Xylem Up, Phloem Down' mnemonic.
Common Mistakes:
- Confusing phloem with xylem for water transport.
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