Water and minerals can move through a root's intracellular pathway from one cell to another through the

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Plasmodesmata are the channels that connect adjacent plant cells and allow for the movement of water and minerals through the intracellular pathway. The other options, such as stomata, guard cells, and Casparian strip, are involved in the transport of water and minerals in different ways, but not through the intracellular pathway.

Water and Minerals Can Move Through a Root's Intracellular Pathway