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NEET UG BIOLOGY MCQ: ANATOMY OF FLOWERING PLANTS
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Which of the characters are found in cells producing primary tissues ?
(I) Rich in protoplasm, conspicuous nucleus
(II) Thick cell wall, few plasmodesmatal connections
(III) Thin cell wall, many plasmodesmatal connections
(IV) Lignin in cell wall, inconspicuous nucleus
(I) Rich in protoplasm, conspicuous nucleus
(II) Thick cell wall, few plasmodesmatal connections
(III) Thin cell wall, many plasmodesmatal connections
(IV) Lignin in cell wall, inconspicuous nucleus
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Correct option: C
(I, III)
Option C (I, III) is correct because cells producing primary tissues are rich in protoplasm with a conspicuous nucleus and have thin cell walls with many plasmodesmatal connections to facilitate communication and transport.
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