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✅ C. Primary xylem and primary phloem

Option A: Primary Xylem and secondary xylem. Option B: Primary xylem and secondary phloem. Option C: Primary xylem and primary phloem Option D: Secondary xylem and secondary phloem. Correct Answer : Primary xylem and primary phloem Read more

✅ D. Dead cells

Option A: Healing properties. Option B: Destructive properties. Option C: Neutralizing properties. Option D: Dead cells Correct Answer : Dead cells Read more

✅ B. Chemotactic movement

Option A: Chemotropic movement Option B: Chemotactic movement Option C: Chemosastic movement Option D: Haptonastic movement Correct Answer : Chemotactic movement Read more

✅ A. Fibroblast and osteoblast.

Option A: Fibroblast and osteoblast. Option B: Osteoblast and osteoclast. Option C: Osteoclast and osteocyte Option D: Onteocyte and osteoblast Correct Answer : Fibroblast and osteoblast. Read more

✅ C. 2-3 months.

Option A: 2-3 weeks Option B: 3-4 weeks. Option C: 2-3 months. Option D: 3-4 months. Correct Answer : 2-3 months. Read more

✅ C. Pulvinus

Option A: Pith. Option B: Pit. Option C: Pulvinus Option D: Ecdysone Correct Answer : Pulvinus Read more

✅ A. A smooth muscle cell.

Option A: A smooth muscle cell. Option B: A cardiac muscle cell. Option C: A skeletal muscle cell. Option D: All of these Correct Answer : A smooth muscle cell. Read more

✅ A. Turgor movement

Option A: Turgor movement Option B: Nastic movement Option C: Tropic movements. Option D: Growth movement Correct Answer : Turgor movement Read more

✅ A. A smooth muscle

Option A: A smooth muscle Option B: A cardiac muscle Option C: A skeletal muscl Option D: All of these Correct Answer : A smooth muscle Read more

✅ B. Ligaments.

Option A: Synovial membran Option B: Ligaments. Option C: Muscles. Option D: Tendon Correct Answer : Ligaments. Read more