A piece of wood having no vessels (Trachea) must be of

Teak

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Mango

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Pine

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Palm

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Solution

The correct option is C Pine
Vessels are absent in gymnosperms and pteridophytes with the exceptions of the few e.g. Selaginella, Gnetum. Gymnosperms contain ray tracheids.
Presence of vessels is the characteristic feature of Angiosperms. Teak, Mango and Palm are angiosperms while Pine is a gymnosperm.

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