Which structure in plants transports water and minerals in all directions in a plant? A. Xylem B. Stamen C. Carpel D. Leaf E. Phloem
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We can eliminate options B, C, and D, as they are not primarily involved in the transport of water and minerals. Stamen and carpel are reproductive structures, and leaves are involved in photosynthesis. Now, we are left with two options: Xylem and Phloem. Xylem Show more…
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