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The term leptome is used for |
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a) |
Xylem |
b) |
Phloem |
c) |
Endodermis |
d) |
Pericycle |
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The term leptome is used for |
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a) |
Xylem |
b) |
Phloem |
c) |
Endodermis |
d) |
Pericycle |
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(b) The term leptome is used for soft-walled conducting part of the phloem; it includes sieve elements, companion cells and parenchyma cells. |