Sieve tube members differ from sieve cells by having very large sieve pores on their end walls,
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Sieve tube members differ from sieve cells by having very large sieve pores on their end walls, much larger than the ones on their side walls. What is the name of these end-wall sieve areas with big sieve pores?
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The endwall sieve areas with large sieve pores in sieve tube members are called sie...View the full answer
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