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Maturation phase of cell is characterized by:

Options

  1. AModification of protoplasm
  2. BThickening of walls
  3. CBoth A and B
  4. DNone of these

Correct answer

C. Both A and B

Step-by-step solution

Cells of maturation phase attains their maximal size in terms of wall thickening and protoplasmic modification. Cells in this phase becomes structurally and functionally specialized. Like xylem vessels loss protoplasm, endodermal cell wall gets deposited with suberin.

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