Bark cells are impervios to water and gases what experiment will you perform to do this
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Therefore bark cells are impervious to gases and water. BARK CELLS ARE MOSTLY IMPERVIOUS TO WATER AND GASES DUE TO DEPOSITION OF A MATERIAL CALLED SUBERIN. HOWEVER, THERE ARE PORES AT SOME LOCATIONS IN THE BARK CALLED LENTICELS THAT ALLOW ECHANGE OF GASES. THERE IS NO SPECIFIC EXPERIMENT TO PROVE THIS.
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the cells of the work are dead and complementary arrange without inner cellular spaces they also have a chemical called believe in it in there was that makes that encourages to gas and water.
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