How does a vascular system serve the needs of a plant cell

The vascular system of the plant consists of vascular tissues that help internally and externally transport fluids and nutrients necessary for the growth and development of the plant. These vascular tissues are called phloem and xylem. Vascular tissues consists of various type of cells and does not have only one kind of cell. They are parts of the plant that play a crucial roles because plants cannot survive without them. They can be compared to the cardiovascular systems in humans where veins supply nutrients to the organs and tissues.