Plant and animal tissues differ because plants are fixed and require support, transport and growth tissues. Animals move actively and need flexible tissues for movement, coordination and sensing. Their tissues develop differently according to nutrition methods, body structure and lifestyle.
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The study of cells and tissues helps us understand growth, repair, transport, movement and coordination in living organisms. It also supports medical research, tissue culture, disease treatment, crop improvement and scientific advancements that improve agriculture, healthcare and overall human welfare.
Chapter 3 “Tissues in Action” explains different types of tissues in plants and animals. It describes their structure and functions, helping me understand how groups of cells work together to perform specific tasks.