Question

when a plant produces sugars and transports them during translocation, which main plant tissues are at work?
dermal and meristem
dermal and vascular
ground and dermal
vascular and ground

Explanation:

Ground tissue (e.g., mesophyll in leaves) is where sugars are produced via photosynthesis. Vascular tissue, specifically phloem, is responsible for translocating these sugars throughout the plant. Dermal tissue primarily functions in protection, and meristem tissue is for growth, so they are not the main tissues for sugar production and translocation.

Answer:

vascular and ground