Science, asked by sheikabdulla42, 9 months ago

the cavity which is formed by the disintegration of protoxylem in monocot stem is______

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Answered by ghaisasshailendra

Answer:

lysigenous cavity

Explanation:

There is a water containing lysigenous cavity in monocot stem, at the end of protoxylem vessels. It is formed by the dissolution of inner protoxylem vessel and parenchyma.

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Answered by Fatima8886437

Explanation:

The cavity or lacuna formed by the disintegration of protoxylem cells, in the vascular bundles of monocot stem is called protoxylem lacuna. It is a lysigenous cavity, stores water.

So, the correct option is ‘Protoxylem

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