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A strong, sharp-pointed woody structure mostly arising from the wood and have connection with xylem elements of a stem, is called :

A

thorn

B

prickle

C

tendril

D

all of these

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To solve the question, we need to identify the correct term for a "strong, sharp-pointed woody structure mostly arising from the wood and have connection with xylem elements of a stem." Let's break down the options provided: 1. **Understanding the Characteristics:** - The structure is described as "strong" and "sharp-pointed." - It is "woody" and arises from the wood. - It has a connection with the xylem elements of a stem. 2. **Analyzing the Options:** - **Thorn:** A thorn is a modified branch that arises from the nodes or internodes of the stem. It is indeed strong, sharp, and woody, and it has a connection with the xylem. Thorns serve the purpose of protecting the plant from herbivores. - **Tendril:** A tendril is a slender, twining structure that helps the plant to climb and seek support. Tendrils are not woody; they are soft and flexible, making them unsuitable for this description. - **Prickle:** Prickles are sharp outgrowths from the epidermis or bark of a plant. They are not as woody as thorns and do not have a direct connection with the xylem. - **All of these:** This option suggests that all the previous structures fit the description, which is not accurate based on the characteristics provided. 3. **Conclusion:** - Based on the analysis, the correct answer is **thorn**. Thorns are the only structures that meet all the criteria mentioned in the question. **Final Answer:** Thorn ---

To solve the question, we need to identify the correct term for a "strong, sharp-pointed woody structure mostly arising from the wood and have connection with xylem elements of a stem." Let's break down the options provided: 1. **Understanding the Characteristics:** - The structure is described as "strong" and "sharp-pointed." - It is "woody" and arises from the wood. - It has a connection with the xylem elements of a stem. 2. **Analyzing the Options:** ...
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