The 'Hadrome' and 'Leptome' are terms sometimes used to refer to:
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Correct answer: Xylem and Phloem
Hadrome refers to the water-conducting part of the vascular system (xylem), while leptome refers to the food-conducting part (phloem). These terms emphasize the physiological functions of the tissues.
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