Lysigenous cavity in monocot stem vascular bundles develops by the dissolution of

Question

Lysigenous cavity in monocot stem vascular bundles develops by the dissolution of (A) protoxylem (B) metaxylem (C) phloem (D) ground tissue

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There is a water containing lysigenous cavity in monocot stem, at the end of protoxylem vessels. It is formed by the dissolution of inner protoxylem vessel and parenchyma.

Q. Lysigenous cavity in monocot stem vascular bundles develops by the dissolution of

protoxylem

metaxylem

phloem

ground tissue

There is a water containing lysigenous cavity in monocot stem, at the end of protoxylem vessels. It is formed by the dissolution of inner protoxylem vessel and parenchyma.