Veins are present in
(a) stems
(b) roots
(c) leaves
(d) flowers

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(c) leaves
Veins are present in leaves.

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Veins are present in (a) stems (b) roots (c) leaves (d) flowers

(c) leavesVeins are present in leaves.

Veins are present in
(a) stems
(b) roots
(c) leaves
(d) flowers

(c) leaves
Veins are present in leaves.