Epidermis is the outer protective. Layer of plant body which does not allow the parasites to gain entry into plant's internal tissues due to (i) absence oi intercellular spaces; (ii) thick outer walls;(iii) deposition of cutin and wax in the cuticle covering the epidermis; (iv) silica and other depoRead more
Epidermis is the outer protective. Layer of plant body which does not allow the parasites to gain entry into plant’s internal tissues due to (i) absence oi intercellular spaces; (ii) thick outer walls;(iii) deposition of cutin and wax in the cuticle covering the epidermis; (iv) silica and other deposition.
Blood platelets are responsible for the release of thromboplastin necessary for blood clotting at the site of injury. In the absence of blood platelets, blood clotting will not occur after injury and bleeding will continue from the wound. This will finally cause the death of the injured person.
Blood platelets are responsible for the release of thromboplastin necessary for blood clotting at the site of injury. In the absence of blood platelets, blood clotting will not occur after injury and bleeding will continue from the wound. This will finally cause the death of the injured person.
Apical meristems are present at the tips of roots, shoots, branches and leaves. They form the growing parts of the roots and stems. If they are damaged or cut, the growth in length of that part will cease to occur.
Apical meristems are present at the tips of roots, shoots, branches and leaves. They form the growing parts of the roots and stems. If they are damaged or cut, the growth in length of that part will cease to occur.
Blood is considered as mobile connective tissue because, during circulation, it passes through all the organs of the body and in doing so, it connects different tissues and organs of the body.
Blood is considered as mobile connective tissue because, during circulation, it passes through all the organs of the body and in doing so, it connects different tissues and organs of the body.
Which structure protects the plant body against the invasion of parasites?
Epidermis is the outer protective. Layer of plant body which does not allow the parasites to gain entry into plant's internal tissues due to (i) absence oi intercellular spaces; (ii) thick outer walls;(iii) deposition of cutin and wax in the cuticle covering the epidermis; (iv) silica and other depoRead more
Epidermis is the outer protective. Layer of plant body which does not allow the parasites to gain entry into plant’s internal tissues due to (i) absence oi intercellular spaces; (ii) thick outer walls;(iii) deposition of cutin and wax in the cuticle covering the epidermis; (iv) silica and other deposition.
See lesswhat will happen if all blood platerets are removed from blood?
Blood platelets are responsible for the release of thromboplastin necessary for blood clotting at the site of injury. In the absence of blood platelets, blood clotting will not occur after injury and bleeding will continue from the wound. This will finally cause the death of the injured person.
Blood platelets are responsible for the release of thromboplastin necessary for blood clotting at the site of injury. In the absence of blood platelets, blood clotting will not occur after injury and bleeding will continue from the wound. This will finally cause the death of the injured person.
See lessWhat will happen if bone marrow is destroyed.
Bone marrow produces blood cells. If bone marrow is destroyed, white blood cells (WBCs), red blood corpuscles (RBCs) and platelets will not be formed.
Bone marrow produces blood cells. If bone marrow is destroyed, white blood cells (WBCs), red blood corpuscles (RBCs) and platelets will not be formed.
See lessWhat will happen if apical meristem is damaged or cut?
Apical meristems are present at the tips of roots, shoots, branches and leaves. They form the growing parts of the roots and stems. If they are damaged or cut, the growth in length of that part will cease to occur.
Apical meristems are present at the tips of roots, shoots, branches and leaves. They form the growing parts of the roots and stems. If they are damaged or cut, the growth in length of that part will cease to occur.
See lessWhy is blood considered to be connective tissue?
Blood is considered as mobile connective tissue because, during circulation, it passes through all the organs of the body and in doing so, it connects different tissues and organs of the body.
Blood is considered as mobile connective tissue because, during circulation, it passes through all the organs of the body and in doing so, it connects different tissues and organs of the body.
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