MCQ
Term 'Leptome' is a synonym of
- ACompanion cells
- ✓Sieve elements
- CPhloem fibres
- DPhloem parenchyma
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Sieve elements
b
(b) Haberlandt ($1914$) gave the term Leptome for soft walled conducting part of phloem $(sieve-element)$.
(b) Haberlandt ($1914$) gave the term Leptome for soft walled conducting part of phloem $(sieve-element)$.
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