Question

2. The fibre consists of
a) Parenchyma
b) Sclerenchyma
c) Collenchyma
d) None of the above​

Answer 1

Answer:

ans is a parenchyma thanks my all answers

Answer 2

The fibre consists of b) Sclerenchyma.

Sclerenchyma:

• One of the three types of ground, or foundational, tissue in plants is sclerenchyma; the other two types are collenchyma and parenchyma or live thin-walled tissue (living support tissue with irregular walls).
• Sclerenchyma cells come in a wide range of sizes and forms, but there are primarily two types: sclereids and fibers.
• Sclerenchyma's primary job is to give plants mechanical support and strength.
• The plant organs are supported structurally by them.
• They encircle nuts and seeds in protective sheaths.

Parenchyma:

• A basic permanent tissue known as parenchyma makes up a large portion of the ground tissues of plants, where vascular tissues and other tissues are attached.
• They are non-vascular and made up of undifferentiated, primitive living cells that have undergone modifications to carry out distinct tasks.

Collenchyma:

• A supporting tissue called collenchyma is made up of roughly elongated live cells with inconsistently thickened, nonlignified main walls.
• It is in areas where stems and leaves are undergoing basic growth.

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