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Xylem and Phloem
These form the vascular tissues of the plant. These are also known as sap. They transport water, sugars and other important substances between the roots, stem and leaves.
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Roots
The roots are an underground part of the plant that absorbs water and nutrients from the soil. That is why they are an important part of the plant.
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Stem
The stem provides support and structure to the plant. They perform many important functions such as plant growth, compete and survive in different environments, etc. The structure of the stem differs in different species.
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Leaves
Leaves are an important organ of the plant. They can grow in a variety of shapes and sizes. They are the primary centre of photosynthesis.
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Plant Physiology
Plant physiology is a branch of study in Botany dealing with the physiological processes or functions of plants. Precisely, it is a descriptive study of variation and structure of plants at the molecular and cellular level, resulting in ecological, physiological and biochemistry related aspects of plant exploration. With terrestrial plants evolving, special techniques and procedures…
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Algaculture
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Applications Of Algae
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Study Of Algae
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Fun Facts
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Group 4
Group 4 is made up of algae whose chloroplasts are surrounded by a double membrane of chloroplast E.R. This group is also called Chromista. Compared to the other groups, this one has the most subgroups (phyla), which include the following:
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