Which of the following structure in plant's body is called excretophores?

Correct answer: B. Leaves

  • A. Stem
  • B. Leaves
  • C. Flowers
  • D. Roots

Explanation

Leaves are called excretophores because plants commonly remove or store wastes in leaves that later fall, carrying those wastes away. Students may choose roots because roots can release some substances into soil, but leaves are the principal excretory structures referred to by this term.

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