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Which ground tissue has thin primary walls and stays alive at maturity?
ASclerenchyma tissue
BParenchyma tissue
CTracheid tissue
DDead cork tissue
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Parenchyma tissue
Parenchyma has thin primary walls and is usually living at maturity.
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