maple trees are often tapped to extract the sap to make syrup. which type of tissue is the aim of the tree…

Brief Explanations:

The sap that is extracted from maple - trees to make syrup is transported through the vascular tissue of the tree. Vascular tissue in plants includes xylem (which transports water and minerals) and phloem (which transports sugars and other organic compounds). Sap is a sugar - rich fluid transported by the phloem, a part of the vascular tissue. Dermal tissue is the outer protective layer, meristem is the tissue of undifferentiated cells for growth, and ground tissue has various functions like storage but is not the tissue for sap transport.

Answer:

D. vascular