Which kind of plant tissue should lack phragmoplasts?

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Phragmoplasts are involved in the formation of cell plates during cytokinesis, which occurs after nuclear division. Therefore, tissues that perform nuclear division without intervening cytokineses, such as certain haploid and diploid tissues in some plant life cycles, should lack phragmoplasts. The other options all involve tissues that undergo cytokinesis and would therefore require phragmoplasts.

Which Kind of Plant Tissue Should Lack Phragmoplasts