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Which type of plant tissue exists in the roots, leaves, and stems and is responsible for transport of water, food, and minerals? Meristematic tissue Ground tissue Dermal tissue Vascular tissue
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Which type of plant tissue exists in the roots, leaves, and stems and is responsible for transport of water, food, and minerals?

Meristematic tissue

Ground tissue

Dermal tissue

Vascular tissue

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The correct answer is D.


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The correct answer is D.

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