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At maturity which of the following is enucleate?

1. Sieve cell
2. Companion cell
3. Palisade cell
4. Cortical cell

Correct answer: Sieve cell

Solution

Sieve cells are phloem conducting cells that lose their nucleus at maturity to create a low-resistance pathway for translocation. The other options remain nucleated living cells in mature tissue.

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