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Bone shaped sclerenchymatous cells found in hypodermal layers of some seeds and fruits are called

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osteosclereids

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macrosclereids

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brachysclereids

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trichoslereids

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The correct option is A osteosclereids
Bone shaped sclerenchymatous cells found in hypodermal layers of some seeds and fruits are called 'osteosclereids'.

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