Question

bone shaped sclerenchymatous cells found in hypodermal layers of some seeds and fruits are called

Answer 1

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• Bone shaped sclerenchymatous cells found in hypodermal layers of some seeds and fruits are called Osteosclereids.

Answer 2

Osteosclereids

Explanation:

• Osteosclereids are the bone cells found in the hypodermal layers in seeds, fruits of many monocots and in leaves of few dicot plants.  
• These are the bone shaped columnar cells swollen or dilated at the ends.
• Osteosclereids are present in sub epidermal covering of some legume seeds.
• It was initially observed in the seed coat of Pisum during the maturation.
• The bulged bone shaped line portion of osteosclereids may have branched structure in some plants.
• On maturity, these sclerenchymatous cells die as they loose their protoplast.  

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