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In conifers fibres are likely to be absent in

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Primary phloem
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Leaves
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Secondary xylem
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Secondary phloem
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Solution

The correct option is C Secondary xylem
  • Secondary xylem is the xylem formed during secondary growth from the vascular cambium.
  • Conifers show the presence of secondary xylem.
  • The fibres are elongated, thick-walled cells of sclerenchyma.
  • Sclerencyma is absent in secondary xylem, thus, secondary xylem is devoid of fibres.
Final answer: Option b. Secondary xylem.

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