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they consist of distinct cell types. It is important to note that this heterogeneity is caused that not all cells in xylem or phloem are conductive elements. Phloem includes conductive
drugs and alcoholSocial mediaGuidelines as topicGuidelines provide important information on key health behaviours that can influence the population, with public consultation forming an important part of guideline development.1 Public consultation provides transparency, while improving the quality, legitimacy ...