Step 1: Lithocysts are specialised, often enlarged epidermal cells found in plants such as Ficus and Cannabis.
Step 2: Each lithocyst contains a stalked, mineralised outgrowth of the cell wall called a cystolith, which is composed mainly of calcium carbonate deposited on a cellulose stalk.
Step 3: The other salts listed, sodium sulphate, ammonium phosphate and magnesium oxide, are not what forms a cystolith, so calcium carbonate is correct.