One type of cell that makes up this tissue may contain torus-margo pits, crassulae, and window pits, which connect this tissue with surrounding parenchyma.
One type of cell that makes up this tissue may contain torus-margo pits, crassulae, and window pits, which connect this tissue with surrounding parenchyma. Plasmodesmata pass through those pits when the cells that make up this tissue are living. Cell walls of this tissue derived from cambium often contain lignin because that hydrophobic molecule allows for effective transport of this tissue's contents by transpiration. Consisting of tracheids and vessel elements, FTP identify this plant tissue that transports mineral solutes and water upward from the roots.
One type of cell that makes up this tissue may contain torus-margo pits, crassulae, and window pits, which connect this tissue with surrounding parenchyma.
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