Biology
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Question
Fibres are what kind of cells?
A
Parenchymatous
B
Sclerenchymatous
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C
Chloroplast
D
None of the above
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A
Parenchymatous
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B
Sclerenchymatous
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C
Chloroplast
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D
None of the above
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Explanation
Fibres are sclerenchymatous cells — elongated, thick-walled cells that provide mechanical support to plant tissues.