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Which cells have tiny holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell? sieve tube elements tracheids vessel elements

Which cells have tiny holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell? sieve tube elements tracheids vessel elements
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Which cells have tiny holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell?

sieve tube
elements
tracheids
vessel elements

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User Milt
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A sieve tube elements have many small holes through which nutrients move from cell to cell in a watery system.
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A sieve cell (or sieve tube) has narrow pores in which nutrients flow from cell to cell.

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