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Parenchyma is usually present in,
i) Cortex
ii) Phloem fibre
iii) Pericycle
iv) Pith
v) Hypodermis
vi) Medullary rays
vii) Xylem fibres
viii) Mesophyll tissue

A

i, iii, iv, vi, viii

B

i, ii, iii, iv, vi

C

i, v, vi, vii

D

i, ii, iv,vi

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To determine where parenchyma is usually present, we will analyze each option provided in the question step by step. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Parenchyma**: - Parenchyma is a type of simple permanent tissue in plants. - It is characterized by living cells and has several functions including storage, transport, and photosynthesis. 2. **Analyzing Each Option**: - **i) Cortex**: - The cortex is a part of the plant that is made up of living cells, including parenchyma. - **Conclusion**: Yes, parenchyma is present in the cortex. - **ii) Phloem Fibre**: - Phloem fibers are a type of dead tissue and do not contain living parenchyma cells. - **Conclusion**: No, parenchyma is not present in phloem fibers. - **iii) Pericycle**: - The pericycle is a layer of living tissue located between the xylem and phloem, and it can contain parenchyma cells. - **Conclusion**: Yes, parenchyma is present in the pericycle. - **iv) Pith**: - The pith is the central part of the stem and is primarily composed of parenchyma cells. - **Conclusion**: Yes, parenchyma is present in the pith. - **v) Hypodermis**: - The hypodermis is the outer layer of the plant stem and can contain parenchyma cells. - **Conclusion**: Yes, parenchyma is present in the hypodermis. - **vi) Medullary Rays**: - Medullary rays are made up of parenchyma cells and are living tissues. - **Conclusion**: Yes, parenchyma is present in medullary rays. - **vii) Xylem Fibres**: - Xylem fibers are also a type of dead tissue and do not contain living parenchyma cells. - **Conclusion**: No, parenchyma is not present in xylem fibers. - **viii) Mesophyll Tissue**: - Mesophyll tissue is found in leaves and consists of parenchyma cells that contain chlorophyll for photosynthesis. - **Conclusion**: Yes, parenchyma is present in mesophyll tissue. 3. **Final Conclusion**: - The options where parenchyma is usually present are: - Cortex (i) - Pericycle (iii) - Pith (iv) - Hypodermis (v) - Medullary rays (vi) - Mesophyll tissue (viii) Thus, the correct options are **i, iii, iv, v, vi, and viii**.
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