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Lenticels are formed in bark, which are
A) Aerating pores
B) Made up of phloem
C) Made up of xylem
D) Found in monocot plants

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Answered by Anonymous
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Lenticels are formed in bark, which are AeratiMade up of xylem
Answered by AditiHegde
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The correct answer will be Lenticels are formed in bark, which is A). Aerating pores.

  • Lenticels could be described as tissues with large aerating pores. They are formed in the bark of plants.
  • Lenticels occur in the dicot stems and are formed in the region around the stomata.
  • Their major function is in the participation of gaseous exchange that takes place within various tissues.

Other Options:

  • B). Made up of phloem: The tissues of lenticels have an intercellular gap in the area of the periderm, therefore they are not made up of phloem.
  • C). Made up of xylem: The lenticel tissues are highly porous and therefore are not made up of xylem.
  • D). Found in monocot plants: The lenticels are found in the plants with the dicot root system.

Hence, the correct option will be Lenticels formed in bark, which are A). Aerating pores.

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