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How do plants excrete waste products from their body?
How do plants excrete waste products from their body?
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The correct option is C Through cellular vacuoles
- Plants store waste in old leaves. When these leaves are shed, the waste is eliminated along with it.
- They also store waste in old xylem or bark which are actually dead cells. The waste from this is excreted in the form of gums and resins.
- Vaculoes of dead cells can be filled with waste materials.
- Some amount of waste is also excreted into the soil through the roots.
Through cellular vacuoles
- Plants store waste in old leaves. When these leaves are shed, the waste is eliminated along with it.
- They also store waste in old xylem or bark which are actually dead cells. The waste from this is excreted in the form of gums and resins.
- Vaculoes of dead cells can be filled with waste materials.
- Some amount of waste is also excreted into the soil through the roots.
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