Which of the following parts of a plant have most negative water potential in traspiration? Select one: O cells of the root cortex O mesophyll cells of the leaf O xylem vessels in roots O root hairs O xylem vessels in leaves NE

Which of the following parts of a plant have most negative water potential in traspiration? Select one: O cells of the root cortex O mesophyll cells of the leaf O xylem vessels in roots O root hairs O xylem vessels in leaves NE

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Chapter30: Plant Form And Physiology

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O cells of the root cortex
O mesophyll cells of the leaf
O xylem vessels in roots
O root hairs
O xylem vessels in leaves
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