Question

Pulp of fruits like guava pear and sapota contain

Answer 1

Numerous pits are seen in the sclerenchyma.

Cells of sclerenchyma are normally dead with or without the protoplast.

It can either be like filaments or sclereids.

The thick-walled extended and pointed cells in sclerenchyma are called fibers.

The fibers are usually observed as groups.

The round, oval or tube-shaped cells with the extremely thin lumen; in sclerenchyma are called sclereids.

Sclereids are generally found in the natural product dividers of nuts, a mash of organic products like guava, pear, and sapota.

The coarse surface of pear or guava is a result of sclereids.

The principle capacity of sclerenchyma is to give mechanical help and support.