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Non-porous wood is found in which plants
Non-porous wood is found in which plants
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The correct option is A Gymnosperm
As wood of angiosperms contains vessels, it is called porous wood. On the other hand, the wood of gymnosperms lacks vessels and is called nonporous wood. Gymnosperms are considered 'non-porous' because they lack vessel pores. Pines are typical examples of softwood. So, non-porous wood is found in gymnosperms and not in dicots, monocots or cactus. So, the correct answer is option C.
As wood of angiosperms contains vessels, it is called porous wood. On the other hand, the wood of gymnosperms lacks vessels and is called nonporous wood. Gymnosperms are considered 'non-porous' because they lack vessel pores. Pines are typical examples of softwood. So, non-porous wood is found in gymnosperms and not in dicots, monocots or cactus.
So, the correct answer is option C.
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