The cells without nuclei are present in:

Question

The cells without nuclei are present in: (A) vascular cambium (B) root hair (C) companion cell (D) members of sieve tube

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

The seive tube element or seive tube membres or sieve tube unit is an elongated thin walled cell having living cytoplasm but no nucleus at maturity, was discovered by Hartig 1837.

Q. The cells without nuclei are present in:

vascular cambium

root hair

companion cell

members of sieve tube

The seive tube element or seive tube membres or sieve tube unit is an elongated thin walled cell having living cytoplasm but no nucleus at maturity, was discovered by Hartig 1837.