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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQ: ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
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Parenchymatous cells are usually present in the
I. pericycle
II. pith
III. medullary rays
IV. primary root
V. secondary root
VI. primary stem
VII. secondary stem
Select the correct combinations from the given options
I. pericycle
II. pith
III. medullary rays
IV. primary root
V. secondary root
VI. primary stem
VII. secondary stem
Select the correct combinations from the given options
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Correct option: B
All except V and VII
Option B is correct because parenchymatous cells are found in pericycle, pith, medullary rays, primary root, and primary stem, but not typically in secondary root and secondary stem.
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