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Chapter 22, Problem 3PIT
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The terms cortex, pith, mesophyll, endodermis and Casparian strip to the connect map.
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There are some parts of a plant that are located in different places and perform different functions. Like there are cortical cells that are located between the epidermis and the vascular tissues. There are mesophyll cells. It is a layer of cells that are present in plant leaves. Similarly, there are certain other cells that help in the various functions of a plant.
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