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Question

Match structures given in Column I with functions given in Column II.

Column I	Column II
Stomata	Absorption of water
Xylem	Transpiration
Root hairs	Transport of food
Phloem	Transport of water
	Synthesis of carbohydrates

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Answer

Column I	Column II
Stomata	Transpiration
Xylem	Transport of water
Root hairs	Absorption of water
Phloem	Transport of food

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