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The main function of parenchyma is to store food and provide turgidity to organ where it is found.
Parenchyma, collenchyma and selerenchyma
A simple tissue of the plant is a collection of similar cells that carry out the same function.
A permanent tissue is a group of plant cells which have lost their ability to divide and have assumed a definite form and size.
In apical, intercalary and lateral positions in plants.
(l) Shoot apex; (ii) Cambium
Active movement (e.g., locomotion) in animals and sedentary habit of plants.
Animals require more energy as they have to move from place to place and possess living tissues for their activity.
Tissues with dead cells
Division of labour is adaptation of different parts of an organism to carry out different funtions.
What is the main function of parenchyma?
The main function of parenchyma is to store food and provide turgidity to organ where it is found.
The main function of parenchyma is to store food and provide turgidity to organ where it is found.
See lessName three types of simple tissues of plants.
Parenchyma, collenchyma and selerenchyma
Parenchyma, collenchyma and selerenchyma
See lessDefine simple tissue.
A simple tissue of the plant is a collection of similar cells that carry out the same function.
A simple tissue of the plant is a collection of similar cells that carry out the same function.
See lessWhat is permanent tissue?
A permanent tissue is a group of plant cells which have lost their ability to divide and have assumed a definite form and size.
A permanent tissue is a group of plant cells which have lost their ability to divide and have assumed a definite form and size.
See lessWhere can one find meristematic tissues in plants?
In apical, intercalary and lateral positions in plants.
In apical, intercalary and lateral positions in plants.
See lessGive one example of (i) apical meristem and (ii) lateral meristem.
(l) Shoot apex; (ii) Cambium
(l) Shoot apex; (ii) Cambium
See lessWhat contribute more to the difference in organ system design of plants and animals?
Active movement (e.g., locomotion) in animals and sedentary habit of plants.
Active movement (e.g., locomotion) in animals and sedentary habit of plants.
See lessWhy do animals consume more energy as compared to plants?
Animals require more energy as they have to move from place to place and possess living tissues for their activity.
Animals require more energy as they have to move from place to place and possess living tissues for their activity.
See lessWhich types of tissues are more common in plants.
Tissues with dead cells
Tissues with dead cells
See lessWhat is division of labour?
Division of labour is adaptation of different parts of an organism to carry out different funtions.
Division of labour is adaptation of different parts of an organism to carry out different funtions.
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