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Translocation mainly involves the movement of products of photosynthesis from the leaves, where they are synthesized, to other plant parts like the root, where photosynthesis does not occur.
Which of the following cells make up the tissue that is involved in the process of translocation?
Choose 2 answers:
Choose 2 answers:

(Choice A)
A
Tracheids

(Choice B)
B
Vessels

(Choice C)
C
Companion cells

(Choice D)
D
Sieve tubes

Answers

Answered by Louis9
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Answer:

the answer here is D

Explanation:

this is because this is where translocation takes place in a plant. the sieve tubes also known as The pholem and the pholem in a plant a responsible for food. something else you should know is that the xylem vessels are responsible for water. you're welcome

Answered by ansarishazia13
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Answer:

D-Sieve tubes is the correct answer.

Explanation:

  • The movement of water,mineral and food from one part to another is known as Translocation.
  • The movement of water from roots to differenf parts of the plants is carried out by Xylem tissue.
  • The movement of food from leaves to different part of the plants is carried out by Phloem tissue.
  • Phloem is a Heterogenous tissue whuch areade up of Phloem parenchyma,Sieve tubes,Phloem parenchyma and companion cells.
  • Sieve tubes transport/translocate the primarly sucrose and carbohydrates in the plants.
  • Vessels and fibres helps in the transportation of water and mineral in the plants.
  • Parenchyma helps in making up soft tissue of plants hence does not help in transportation.
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