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About the tissue that transports substances from the leaves to all parts of plants.
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The question asks about the tissue that transports substances from the leaves to all parts of plants.
The tissue responsible for transporting sugars (produced during photosynthesis in the leaves) to other parts of the plant is the phloem.
Phloem tissue ensures that sugars produced in the leaves are transported to all parts of plants.
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