Biology, 06.01.2020 23:31 rhill5

Suppose a fungus destroys the central xylem and phloem tissues in the roots of a tree. what function of the root system will be lost because of this damage?

a. the roots will no longer be able to provide structural support.
b. the roots will no longer be able to store glucose and water.
c. the roots will not be able to transport minerals and water.
d. the roots will not be protected from water loss to the surroundings.

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