This plant tissue is formed in woody plants by the vascular cambium, but in non-woody plants, it forms from the procambium.
This plant tissue is formed in woody plants by the vascular cambium, but in non-woody plants, it forms from the procambium. In woody plants, lignin is deposited in the cell walls of these tissues, forming wood. In angiosperms, it is generally composed of several types of cells, including tracheids, which are usually dead. Gymnosperms typically possess only tracheids. The cohesion of water molecules as they evaporate from the leaves is responsible for drawing water and minerals up through it from the roots. FTP, name this plant tissue, found in bundles with its counterpart, phloem, as veins in leaves.          |
This plant tissue is formed in woody plants by the vascular cambium, but in non-woody plants, it forms from the procambium.
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