A distinguishing feature of latex cells is that they are

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A distinguishing feature of latex cells is that they are (A) single-celled elements with anastomosing (fusing) branches (B) single-celled elements with non anastomosingi branches (C) multi-celled elements with anastomosingi branches (D) multi-celled elements with non anastomosing branches

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Latex cells are single or independent units with non-anastomosing branches.
They originate as minute structures and then, with the growth of the plant, elongate and branch, ramifying in all directions through the tissues of the plant, but without fusing together to form a network.

Q. A distinguishing feature of latex cells is that they are

single-celled elements with anastomosing (fusing) branches

single-celled elements with non anastomosingi branches

multi-celled elements with anastomosingi branches

multi-celled elements with non anastomosing branches

Latex cells are single or independent units with non-anastomosing branches. They originate as minute structures and then, with the growth of the plant, elongate and branch, ramifying in all directions through the tissues of the plant, but without fusing together to form a network.

Latex cells are single or independent units with non-anastomosing branches.
They originate as minute structures and then, with the growth of the plant, elongate and branch, ramifying in all directions through the tissues of the plant, but without fusing together to form a network.