– Group of Similar Cells: Tissue refers to a collection of cells that share similar structures and functions.

– Perform Specific Functions: These cells work together to perform a particular task or function within an organism.

– Structural Organization: Tissues are often organized in a structured manner, exhibiting a common purpose or role.

– Found in Organisms: Tissues exist in both plants and animals, contributing to the overall structure, function, and health of the organism.

– Building Blocks of Organs: They are the fundamental units that combine to form organs and organ systems in multicellular organisms.

– Specialized Functions: Different types of tissues have specialized cells adapted for specific functions such as support, movement, communication, and metabolic processes.

– Efficient Collaboration: Tissues allow cells with similar characteristics to work together efficiently, contributing collectively to the organism’s proper functioning and survival.