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How are xylem cells adapted to their function?

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.They are cylindrical and are connected to each other.
.It has a Long narrow tube with hollow continuous space called lumen.
.Vessels are dead with no protoplasm or cross walls hence allowing smooth flow of water
.Waxy lignin deposited on walls strengthen walls and prevent collapse of vessels
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