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Zigmanuir
10 days ago
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The narrow, elongated, hollow cells that make up xylem tissue of plants allow for A. the production of glucose by photosynthesis

. B. pollination of flowers by insects. C. the longterm storage of starch for future energy requirements. D. the transport of water and ions.
Biology
1 answer:
Tresset [1.6K]10 days ago
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The answer is; D


These structures are identified as plasmodesmata. They play a crucial role in the symplastic movement (meaning through the cytoplasm) of water and various molecules within the plant. A membrane called desmotubule runs alongside the pores of neighboring plasmodesmata. These cells are also essential for intercellular communication.


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