Root cap is a specialized protective structure found on the tips of the terrestrial vascular plants. The cells of this root cap are:

  • A
    Simple and usually form a homogenous parenchymatous tissue of short-lived cells
  • B
    Simple and usually form a homogenous collenchymatous tissue
  • C
    Complex and consist of outer collenchyma and inner sclerenchyma
  • D
    Complex and consist of outer suberised cells and inner parenchyma

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