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Explain how xylem cells are adapted for their function. ​
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Explain how xylem cells are adapted for their function.
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Xylem vessel from plant stem- dead, hallow cell with strengthening rings. Carries water up stem.
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Xylem cells have no cytoplasm or end walls, meaning they form a tube through which water can pass freely to allow water transport. Lignin strengthens the cell walls, helping to support the plant.

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