he movement of carbohydrates from the leaves of a tree to the roots is primarily a function of the
he movement of carbohydrates from the leaves of a tree to the roots is primarily a function of the
rohan , 7 Years ago
Grade 9
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1 AnswersMahima Kanawat
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The movement of carbohydrates from leaves to roots is primarily the function of phloem.
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