Question
How are sclereids different from sclerenchyma fibres?
| | Sclereids | Sclerenchyma Fibres |
| 1 | These cells are spherical or oval in shape and not elongated. | These cells are elongated and thick-walled tapering ends. |
| 2 | The cell wall is highly thickened, with a narrow lumen. | These cells have lignified cell walls. |
| 3 | These are present in the pulp of guava and pear fruits and in the shells of nuts. | Fibres are found in association with phloem (bast fibres) and xylem (wood fibres). |
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