Question

What are parenchymatous cells performing photosynthesis called?

Answer 1

Parenchymatous cells:

1. They are found mainly in the cortex of stems and leaves.
2. They are typically composed of living cells.
3. Most of the plant's metabolic functions, storage, and photosynthesis, are carried out by them.

Chlorenchyma:

1. When Parenchymatous cells contain chlorophyll, they are said to be Chlorenchyma cells.
2. These cells are commonly seen in leaves and young shoots.
3. They mainly function as the main photosynthetic carrier cells.