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Q.46 Above diagram representing the translocation of food in plants in early spring. Find the correct option for translocation of food.

  1. A to through
  2. to through
  3. A to through
  4. B to A through
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Q.46 Above diagram representing the translocation of food in plants in early spring. Find the correct option for translocation of food.
Updated OnJan 31, 2023
TopicPlant Physiology
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12
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