Conducting Tissue is a plant anatomical structure belonging to the category of bryophyte tissue systems that is distinguished by its role in facilitating the movement of water and nutrients through specialized, albeit non-vascular, cellular components.
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THE CONDUCTIVITY OF LIVING TISSUES
Herman P. Schwan, Calvin F. Kay · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences · 1957 · 212 citations
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