Companion cells are thin-walled cells found in:

  • A
    Phloem elements where substances are transported towards other plant parts.
  • B
    The endodermis of the root for rapid water transport from the cortex to the pericycle.
  • C
    The seed coat to facilitate the emergence of the developing embryonic axis during germination.
  • D
    The central part of the style through which the pollen tube grows towards the ovule.

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