List three structural changes that must occur in young, unmodified plant cells as they develop into xylem tissue.

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Zhen Zhang · Answer 1 · 2018-04-30T02:09:02+0000

During the development of xylem tissue, tracheids are formed, which are specialized to carry water. Fiber cells are formed for the support, and parenchymatic cells are formed for storage of substances.

List three structural changes that must occur in young, unmodified plant cells as they develop into xylem tissue.

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