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Whats the difference b/w Xylem TISSUES and Xylem VESSELS?

Tanx guys
Original post by Tj789
Tanx guys

https://www.google.co.uk/
You're welcome.
Are they not the same thing?

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A vessel is a tube, whilst a tissue is a group of cells. For example, you could take out a chunk of cells from a xylem vessel and this would be xylem tissue. The vessel includes the part in the middle which the liquid flows through. Xylem tissue makes up xylem vessels. I don't know if I've explained it very well, but I hope that makes more sense.
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A vessel is a tube, whilst a tissue is a group of cells. For example, you could take out a chunk of cells from a xylem vessel and this would be xylem tissue. The vessel includes the part in the middle which the liquid flows through. Xylem tissue makes up xylem vessels. I don't know if I've explained it very well, but I hope that makes more sense.


It does tanx! I just go a bit confused because in my book it says a xylem contains xylem vessels I though a Xylem was just vessel if that makes sense.
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I just typed "difference between xylem tissues and xylem vessels" into Google and found the answer on the first page, you uppity little tw*t.


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I tried google you complete idiotic low life.

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o.t. vessels are made up of tissues
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hugs u both

o.t. vessels are made up of tissues


Thats what I thought but my book says xylem tissues are made up of vessels which makes no sense :/

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