Which tissue is responsible for the flexibility in plants, allowing stems and leaves to bend without breaking?

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A Collenchyma
B Parenchyma
C Sclerenchyma
D Chlorenchyma

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Answer: A. Collenchyma

Collenchyma consists of living, elongated cells with irregularly thickened corners. It provides mechanical support and elasticity, allowing plant parts like stems and leaves to bend easily without snapping.

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Which tissue is responsible for the flexibility in plants, allowing stems and leaves to bend without breaking?

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