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In plants, the translocation of food (sugars) from the leaves to other parts takes place through
- A. xylem
- B. cambium
- C. phloem
- D. stomata
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Answer: (C) phloem
Phloem carries the food made in the leaves to storage and growing parts, using energy in the process. Xylem carries water and minerals from roots to leaves. Cambium is a meristem that adds to the girth of a stem, and stomata are pores for gas exchange.
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