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Companion cells which are located close to the sieve tube serve the same function as
Companion cells which are located close to the sieve tube serve the same function as
Updated On: Mar 12, 2024
- Strasburger cells
- Bulliform cells
- Phellogen
- Cells with bars-of-sanio
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The correct option is(A): Strasburger cells
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