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Where are the companion cells located in flowering plants? What is their function?

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  • Companion cells are the part of phloem and are thinly walled .elongated, specialized parenchymatous cells that have a nucleus.
It's function is-
  • These are associated with sieve tubes through sieve pores and maintain its pressure gradients.
  • Helps in the conduction of food.
  • Always found in angiosperms only.

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