Question

Why does bleeding occur from the cut surface of a plant?​

Answer 1

Sometimes the water contains minerals in solution, such as calcium, which leaves a white crust on the leaf surface as it dries. Bleeding: This happens only due to injury. The plant sap escapes ("bleeds") from the ruptured or cut surfaces of a plant. The root pressure generated by a plant assists in bleeding.

Answer 2

because blood does not flow in plant their outer cell are dead and transportation of minerals take place by Xylem and pholem.