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Which cells have tiny holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell? sieve tube elements tracheids vessel elements
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Which cells have tiny holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell?

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A sieve tube elements have many small holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell in a watery system.
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A sieve cell (or sieve tube) has narrow pores in which nutrients flow from cell to cell.

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