Ginger is a stem which can be differentiated from root because it (1) Grows parallel to ground (2) Stores food (3) Lacks chlorophlly (4) Has nodes and internodes

Answer: (4)

Ginger or Zingiber officinale is an example of underground stem or rhizome modifications which have nodes and internodes.

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