what is leptome?????
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Leptome is used to describe the leptoid cells present in the non-vascular axis of bryophytes. Its function is to conduct the organic nutrients.
A. Phloem is often termed as leptome in non-vascular axes.
B. Xylem is often termed as hydrome in non-vascular axes, that conducts water and minerals.
C. Fibres in phloem are called bast fibres. In xylem, they form a part of wood.
D. Parenchyma is the ground tissue of the plant body.
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A part of mestome that conduct food Material is called leptome..
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