Biology, asked by vasudhatripathi20aug, 1 month ago

a. The process of removing phloem tissue.​

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In girdling experiments all tissues from phloem to epidermis, including secondary phloem are removed. This stops flow of sugars to plant parts below the level of girdle. Thus, the roots are starved and consequently the plant is killed.

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