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The study of the form and internal structures of plants.
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Why should plants transform glucose into sucrose before transporting it to other parts?
I've learned that plants transform glucose into sucrose before sending it into phloem. But the process seems to be complex and energy comsuming. Why should plants do it? Is it really necessary?
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What does the empty space in the bamboo stem do?
Is the empty space inside a bamboo stem a xylem? And why is the space so large?