Which among the following is incorrect about Parenchyma?(a) The packing tissues in plants that stores food, nutrients and water are called Parenchyma(b) Parenchyma with chlorophyll is called chlorenchyma and parenchyma with air is called aerenchyma(c) The intercellular gaps in Parenchyma are negligible(d) Aerenchyma is mostly present in aquatic plants and chlorenchyma is present in leavesI have been asked this question in my homework.This is a very interesting question from Flowering Plants Anatomy in portion Anatomy of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11

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1.	Which among the following is incorrect about Parenchyma?(a) The packing tissues in plants that stores food, nutrients and water are called Parenchyma(b) Parenchyma with chlorophyll is called chlorenchyma and parenchyma with air is called aerenchyma(c) The intercellular gaps in Parenchyma are negligible(d) Aerenchyma is mostly present in aquatic plants and chlorenchyma is present in leavesI have been asked this question in my homework.This is a very interesting question from Flowering Plants Anatomy in portion Anatomy of Flowering Plants of Biology – Class 11
Answer» The correct option is (C) The intercellular GAPS in Parenchyma are negligible Easy EXPLANATION: The PACKING tissues in plants that stores food, nutrients and water are called Parenchyma. Parenchyma with chlorophyll is called chlorenchyma and parenchyma with air is called aerenchyma. The intercellular gaps in Parenchyma are large. Aerenchyma is mostly present in AQUATIC plants and chlorenchyma is present in leaves.

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