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Water is carried though the trunk in the sapwood. True False
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Water is carried though the trunk in the sapwood.
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the answer would be TRUE. The network of thick-walled calls brings water and nutrients up from the roots through tubes inside of the trunk to the leaves and other parts.
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true

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