ll. Give UNE other function of xylem b. The soil borne fungus invades roots and causes infection to the vascular tissue of plants. What are organisms called? C. Give ONE structural similarity and TWO structural differences between plant and fungal cells.

ll. Give UNE other function of xylem b. The soil borne fungus invades roots and causes infection to the vascular tissue of plants. What are organisms called? C. Give ONE structural similarity and TWO structural differences between plant and fungal cells.

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Chapter30: Plant Form And Physiology

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iii. Give ONE other function of xylem tissue apart from transportation of water.
b. The soil borne fungus invades roots and causes infection to the vascular tissue of plants. What are such
organisms called?
c. Give ONE structural similarity and TWO structural differences between plant and fungal cells.

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