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Flesh of a fruit is mostly made of
Flesh of a fruit is mostly made of
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The correct option is A Parenchyma
In plants, parenchyma refers to a tissue composed of living cells, usually having only thin, primary cell walls and varying widely by morphology and metabolism. Parenchyma in the primary plant body often occurs as a continuous mass, such as in the cortex or pith of stems and roots, the mesophyll of leaves and the flesh of fruits. So, the correct answer is 'Parenchyma'.
In plants, parenchyma refers to a tissue composed of living cells, usually having only thin, primary cell walls and varying widely by morphology and metabolism. Parenchyma in the primary plant body often occurs as a continuous mass, such as in the cortex or pith of stems and roots, the mesophyll of leaves and the flesh of fruits.
So, the correct answer is 'Parenchyma'.
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