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    #64801   2008-05-21 07:07 GMT      
    a. vessel elements.
    b. sieve cells.
    c. tracheids.
    d. companion cells.
    e. cambium cells.

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    #64802   2008-05-21 07:16 GMT      
    I think its E

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    #64803   2008-05-21 07:20 GMT      
    i think that answer should be cambium

    bcoz cambium is a tissue type not a cell type...

    well im not sure
    btw gud question

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    #64804   2008-05-21 07:27 GMT      
    Good job it is cambrium cells E.

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    #64805   2008-05-21 09:16 GMT      
    Sieve Cells and Tracheids are also part of the vascular transport system. Companion cells are part of the phloem although does not conduct. sugars. Vessel elements are like tracheids allowing water to flow through. The vascular cambium adds secondary xylem and phloem and sits in between them both. The bark is classified right down to the vascular cambium (the secondary phloem being on the outside).

    Based on that I'd say that they were all part of the vascular system. The cambium cells are apparently part of the ground tissue though.
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