In some species of plants, such as potatoes, the roots form specialized structures called tubers. The potato tubers, which store carbohydrates, can develop buds which we call eyes. If planted, the buds will develop into a new potato plant. Which plant structures are most involved in the formation of tubers?
A
Shoot system and reproductive system
B
Vascular tissue and reproductive tissue
C
Vascular tissue and shoot system
D
Shoot system, root system, and vascular tissue