Q1: It is a type of cell in the xylem for support and holding water against gravity Tracheid Pericycle Parenchyma Cortex Q2: These macromolecules are used to build enzymes, hormones, muscles, etc. Nucleic acids Proteins Lipids Carbohydrates

Q1: It is a type of cell in the xylem for support and holding water against gravity Tracheid Pericycle Parenchyma Cortex Q2: These macromolecules are used to build enzymes, hormones, muscles, etc. Nucleic acids Proteins Lipids Carbohydrates

Biology 2e

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Chapter31: Soil And Plant Nutrition

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