Biology, asked by lovelyshashi82, 7 months ago

An aphid pieces it's proboscis into the get the plant juice

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Answered by Anonymous
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Plants transport sugars through the phloem cells and hence an aphid mainly pierces its proboscis into the phloem to suck up these sugar-rich juices. So, the correct answer is 'Phloem

Answered by jaideeps71002
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Plants transport sugars through the phloem cells and hence an aphid mainly pierces its proboscis into the phloem to suck up these sugar-rich juices. So, the correct answer is 'Phloem'.

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