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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Velamen Tissue**: Velamen tissue is a specialized tissue found in the roots of certain plants, particularly epiphytes. It is a characteristic feature of hygroscopic roots. 2. **Identifying Epiphytic Plants**: Epiphytes are plants that grow on other plants for support and space but do not parasitize them. They derive nutrients and moisture from the air and rain. 3. **Types of Roots in Epiphytes**: Epiphytes typically have different types of roots: - **Clinging Roots**: For fixation to the host plant. ...
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