Vascular Plant
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A plant with specialized tissue to move water and food
Real World Example
Imagine you're trying to get groceries from your car parked outside to your kitchen upstairs. Just like you need a functional way to transport groceries efficiently from one place to another in your home, vascular plants need specialized tissues to move water and nutrients throughout their structure. In this analogy, the car is like the roots of the plant where the water and nutrients are collected, the stairs are like the vascular tissue (xylem and phloem) that transport these resources, and the kitchen represents the leaves and other parts of the plant where food production and growth occur.
Practice Version
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