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JoelleSchulenberg455 JoelleSchulenberg455
  • 06-02-2015
  • Biology
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If the xylem and the phloem in a plant are damaged, what happens to the plant?

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leileigirl leileigirl
  • 06-02-2015

the plant dies. 
No xylem= no water
No phloem=no nutrient

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yeetgod694206969 yeetgod694206969
  • 06-01-2022

Answer:

There would be no nutrients, water or food transported to the plant's stomata.

Explanation:

The xylem and phloem are used to transport these to the plant.

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