Biology, asked by gsrinya, 22 days ago

The bark of the trees contains a substance called which makes it waterproof

a)Lignin
b)Suberin
c)Cellulose
d) Pectin​

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Answered by Walker1251
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Answer:

B) Suberin

Explanation:

The dead cork cells are lined with Suberin, a fatty substance that makes them highly impermeable to gases and water. Gas exchange between the inner tissues of bark-covered roots and stems and their surroundings takes place through spongy areas (lenticels) in the cork

Answered by jyotidevi2393
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The bark of the trees contains a substance called Suberin which makes it waterproof.

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