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Cuticle Epidermis Photosynthetic tissue Stoma Resin duct Vascular tissue © Biologylmaging.com Figure 30.7 Cross section of a pine leaf (needle) (40x).

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What is the function of each of the structures labeled in figure 30.7?

Cuticle
Epidermis
Photosynthetic tissue
Stoma
Resin duct
Vascular tissue
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Figure 30.7 Cross section of a pine leaf (needle) (40x).

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