31. Bark consist of O secondary phloem O periderm O cork cell O all of the choices 32. Which of the following comprise the conducting tissue of hardwoods? * tracheids only vessels only vessels and fibers O tracheids and vessels 33. Wood with thick cell walls, small lumen and contain many fibers. * O light wood O heavy wood hard wood soft wood

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Q: 17. The function of phloem is to retard water loss. transport water transport oxygen photosynthesize…

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Q: A.Stomata B. Stomatal apparatus C.Guard cell D.Epidermal cell

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Q: Heartwood and sapwood consist of(A) bark.(B) periderm.(C) secondary xylem.(D) secondary phloem.

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