Sieve tubes and companion cells are characteristic features of which tissue?
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Correct answer: Phloem
Phloem is a complex permanent tissue responsible for the translocation of organic solutes. Sieve tubes are the main conducting elements, while companion cells help maintain their metabolic functions.
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