Which tissue can be found in a fern stem cross-section, but is missing in Bryophyta and Thallophyta?
Vascular bundles
Ferns belong to Pteridophyta, the first group of plants with a true vascular system – xylem and phloem arranged in vascular bundles in the stem.
Bryophyta (mosses, liverworts) and Thallophyta (algae) lack xylem and phloem; water moves through them by diffusion and simple cell-to-cell conduction.
Chlorophyll is a pigment, not a tissue, and is present in algae, mosses and ferns alike.
Leaf pores (stomata) are openings in the epidermis, not a stem tissue, and are also found in some bryophytes.
Root hairs grow on roots, not in a stem section; bryophytes instead have rhizoids.
Hence, the answer is Vascular bundles.
Which feature helps pteridophytes survive better than bryophytes in places with limited moisture?
The seeds of gymnosperms are considered 'naked' as:
______ vascular tissue in plants contains specialised cells called sieve tube elements, and ______ is their primary function.
Which of the following is NOT a part of Xylem tissue?
Which of the following characteristics helps gymnosperms survive in cold and dry regions?
Which condition is most favorable for the growth of fungi?
A plant grows mainly in water and has a body that is not differentiated into true roots, stems, and leaves. To which group does it belong?
Which meristem is located at the base of certain plants and helps them regenerate after cutting?
Which of the following plant groups includes a green mat-like plant growing on a damp wall that lacks true roots and vascular tissues?
Which of the following best describes how plants exhibit movement due to growth?
Which of the following is a type of nutrition?
I. Heterotrophic
II. Autotrophic
Part of N 2cycle that is opposed to N 2fixation is:
Which among the following is the reproductive part of a plant?
Fibres (Adventitious) roots are found in :
In which Part of the flower does Meiosis take place ?