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Where do the food carrying tube transport the food made by the plant to?
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How do the plant's watering carrying tubes work?
The plant's food carrying tubes transports food made in the leaves to all parts of the plant while the water carrying tubes carry water to all parts of the plant too.
What part of a plant made a tiny tube for carrying water minerals and food?
roots
What part of a plant is made of tiny tubes for carrying water minerals and food?
Stem
What is the function of the primary phloem?
transport of nutrients up the plant from roots
Where is most of a plants food made?
Food for plant is produced in chloroplasts.Photosynthesis produces food for plant.
What would happen if a plant's phloem does not work correctly?
The glucose (simplest form of sugar) made by the leaves through photosynthesis (process at which plants make food) got "stuck" as the phloem (food-carrying tube) is cut away and glucose could not be transported to below the part which the phloem was cut. Water from the roots would still flow to all plant parts as the xylem (water-carrying tubes) were not cut away. Hope this is useful! =)
What carries food and water to the cells in a leaf?
Vascular plants have a vascular system. The vascular system is made up of vascular tissue which carries the water, nutrients, and other materials through the plant. The vascular tissue can carry these materials everywhere in the plant. Non vascular plants don't have these tissues, so the typically grow along the ground, where they have a cuticle, which is a layer that keeps the plant hydrated, and stomata, which are holes that allow air to travel through and out of the plant without losing much water.
Where plant food is made?
yes
Where is the food in the plant made?
i the seed
Where in the plant is the food made?
i the seed
Plant leaf cells produce what for the plant?
photosythisis that can be made into food
What is the food made by a plant called?
glucose
