Question
Stems of plant in which the living cells have been
killed by the uptake of poison are still capable of:Solution
Even though the living cells in the stem may have been killed, the xylem vessels responsible for water transport are composed of dead cells that function primarily to conduct water and minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant.
Building ‘Lotus Mahal’ and 'Mahanavmi Dibba' was a notable feature in the kingdom of
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