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The function of the phloem companion cells is to
  a. assist vessel members to move organic
  substances.
  b. supply potassium ions for water absorption.
  c. help load organic compounds into neighboring
  sieve tubes.
  d. store the organic compounds transported by the
  sieve tubes.
  e. help transport organic compounds when the
  sieve tubes become overloaded.

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Movement of soluble organic material through sieve
  tube members occurs through
  a. translocation.
  b. active transport.
  c. cohesion-tension.
  d. transpiration.
  e. facilitated transport.
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I'm still confused, but thanks for answering correctly
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