The pith is the central region found in the stems and roots of vascular plants. It is primarily composed of spongy, soft parenchyma cells.
These parenchyma cells are crucial for storing food reserves (nutrients) and water for the plant. They can also play a role in transporting substances throughout the plant.
Therefore, the pith best fits the description of spongy, soft parenchyma cells carrying and storing nutrients.
Which of the following is a type of nutrition?
I. Heterotrophic
II. Autotrophic
Which of the following are the 5 groups that plants are divided into?
Fungi are always
In which of the following plants root is the food storage organ?
Which of the following does NOT form an essential part of the process of photosynthesis?