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Root and Its Parts

The path of w...

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The path of water movement from soil to xylem is

A

soil

protoxylem

cortex

metaxylem

root hair

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B

soil

root hair

cortex

endodermis

pericycle

metaxylem

protoxylem

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C

soil

root hair

cortex

endodermis

pericycle

protoxylem

metaxylem

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D

soil

root hair

pericycle

cortex

endodermis

protoxylem

metaxylem

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Solution

The correct option is C soil root hair cortex endodermis pericycle protoxylem metaxylem
This is the normal path way of water from the soil into the plants.

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