Which one of the following is well-developed in hydrophyte?
Correct answer: D. Aerenchyma
- A. Root system
- B. Collenchyma
- C. Stomata
- D. Aerenchyma
Explanation
Hydrophytes commonly develop aerenchyma, air-filled tissue that facilitates internal gas movement and provides buoyancy in waterlogged conditions. Their roots, vascular tissues and stomata are often reduced, especially in submerged species.
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