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Casey Roach
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5 March, 16:30
What is the main function of veins in a leaf?
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Leslie Fernandez
5 March, 16:54
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xylem
conducts water and dissolved minerals (inorganic nutrients) & is usually located in the upper part of the vein toward the supper epidermis
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Rene Booth
5 March, 16:55
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C. Transport of substances, one example are water, and glucose.
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