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This tissue is found in the root of a plant.
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This tissue is found in the root of a plant.
Here are two reasons:
- The diagram shows root hairs (labeled 5 and 6), which are specialized epidermal cells found in roots for absorbing water and minerals.
- The epidermal cells (labeled 1, 2, 3, 4) are shown as a single layer, and there is an absence of stomata or a thick cuticle, which are typically found on leaves and stems.
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