A homologous<span> structure is an organ, system, or body part that shares a common ancestry in multiple organisms. So the Structure is said to be C) Homologous. Hope this Helps</span>
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Based on the students observation of the root cells, leaf cells and stem cells from a single plant that was observed under a microscope, how these appear in a light microscope is that, each cell would appear differently since each came from different parts of the plant and had functions different from one another.
Answer:
A structure is found in stems but not roots is node (option C).
Explanation:
Nodes are the structures that allow the growth of branches, leaves and flowers from the stem structure. The nodes are usually part of the plant's module, containing meristematic tissue -in the form of buds- that allows the growth of branches and leaves.
Although nodes on the trunk can form adventitious roots, roots do not have nodes.
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Stems nodes and internodes brainly.com/question/1373895
