Biology, asked by mohammedfareed4you, 6 months ago

The probocis of the aphid penetrates in to the ___________ as it feeds on the plant juices.

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Xylem vessel

Phloem sieve tube

Dermis

Guard cells

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Answered by Anonymous
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An aphid is a small sap-sucking insect and pierces its proboscis into the stem of the plant to extract sugary juices to feed itself. Since the stem is the most convenient part to access they are mostly found at such regions although aphids can feed from the roots, leaves

Answered by acsahjosemon40
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An aphid is a small sap-sucking insect and pierces its proboscis into the stem of the plant to extract sugary juices to feed itself. Since the stem is the most convenient part to access they are mostly found at such regions although aphids can feed from the roots, leaves

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