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Name the tissue found in the pith of roots and stems Help me​

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Answered by aypndt
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Answer:

parenchyma cells

Explanation:

Pith is present in stems of vascular plants. In eudicots it is present in the center and in monocots, it is scattered. It is composed of soft, spongy parenchyma cells.

Answered by Anonymous
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Pith is present in stems of vascular plants. In eudicots it is present in the center and in monocots, it is scattered. It is composed of soft, spongy parenchyma cells. Cortex of stems and roots also contain parenchyma cells.

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