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Suppose you take two young cuttings of a house plant. You cut the roots off of one cutting and then place both cuttings in a jar of red dye. After 20 minutes, the roots, stem, and leaves of the cutting with roots have turned pink. The cutting without roots has not changed color at all. Why has the cutting without roots remained a normal, green color?
A) Cutting the roots has damaged the xylem, so the plant can no longer take up water.
B) Cutting the roots has damaged the phloem, so the plant can no longer take up water.
C) Cutting the roots has damaged the apical meristem, so the plant can no longer take up water.
D) Cutting the roots has damaged the sporangia, so the plant can no longer take up water.
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