alleryKranz anatomy is found in
ACAM plants with succulent stems
BAll algae of marine origin only
CC4 plants with prominent bundle sheath
DC3 plants with all mesophyll cells alike
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. C4 plants with prominent bundle sheath
**Kranz ('wreath') anatomy:** large bundle sheath cells with many chloroplasts wrap around vascular bundles.
C4 plants (maize, sorghum, sugarcane) show this.
C3 plants lack the distinctive bundle-sheath chloroplast specialisation.
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