The cells specialized for mechanical support in angiosperm wood are called:

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Fibers are elongated cells that provide mechanical support in angiosperm wood. They are derived from the procambium during primary growth and are an important component of the secondary xylem, or wood, of many plants. Vessels and tracheids are specialized cells that transport water and minerals, while parenchyma cells have various functions such as storage, photosynthesis, and wound healing, but do not provide mechanical support.

The Cells Specialized for Mechanical Support in Angiosperm Wood Are