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Which phloem cells lack a nucleus at maturity?
ACompanion cells
BSieve tube elements
CPhloem fibres
DAlbuminous cells
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Sieve tube elements
Mature sieve tube elements lose their nucleus and depend on companion cells.
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