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What do plants use to transport substances from one part of their bodies to another? vascular tissues hyphae cuticles vacuoles
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What do plants use to transport substances from one part of their bodies to another? vascular tissues hyphae cuticles vacuoles

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Vascular tissues are used for transport, the xylem carries water and the phloem carries food.
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