Tissues_A_2

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the first statement of the video clip?

• PLANT ISSUES: we know that the fundamental unit of life is a single cell

• But all higher organisms are made up of more than one cell also called as multicellular organism in multicellular organisms

• Similar kind of cells group in a specific tissue to perform particular functions which support the efficient functioning of organisms by providing division of labor

• Examples are xylem phloem etc

• The next level of organization forms organs combining different tissues

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the second statement of the video clip?

• Examples include root stem leaf etc

• But all higher organisms are made up of more than one cell also called as multicellular organism in multicellular organisms

• Similar kind of cells group in a specific tissue to perform particular functions which support the efficient functioning of organisms by providing division of labor

• Examples are xylem phloem etc

• The next level of organization forms organs combining different tissues

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the third statement of the video clip?

• Examples include root stem leaf etc

• There are two types of plant tissue

• Similar kind of cells group in a specific tissue to perform particular functions which support the efficient functioning of organisms by providing division of labor

• Examples are xylem phloem etc

• The next level of organization forms organs combining different tissues

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the fourth statement of the video clip?

• Examples include root stem leaf etc

• There are two types of plant tissue

• First one is meristematic tissue which has dividing cells the cells are very active have dense cytoplasm and distinct nucleus to carry out division

• Examples are xylem phloem etc

• The next level of organization forms organs combining different tissues

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the fifth statement of the video clip?

• Examples include root stem leaf etc

• There are two types of plant tissue

• First one is meristematic tissue which has dividing cells the cells are very active have dense cytoplasm and distinct nucleus to carry out division

• They are thin walls and easy to divide

• The next level of organization forms organs combining different tissues

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the sixth statement of the video clip?

• Examples include root stem leaf etc

• There are two types of plant tissue

• First one is meristematic tissue which has dividing cells the cells are very active have dense cytoplasm and distinct nucleus to carry out division

• They are thin walls and easy to divide

• They are small or no vacuoles as do not need to store anything for long

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the seventh statement of the video clip?

• According to their location there are three types of meristems; apical meristem is present at the root and the shoot

• There are two types of plant tissue

• First one is meristematic tissue which has dividing cells the cells are very active have dense cytoplasm and distinct nucleus to carry out division

• They are thin walls and easy to divide

• They are small or no vacuoles as do not need to store anything for long

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the eighth statement of the video clip?

• According to their location there are three types of meristems; apical meristem is present at the root and the shoot

• Apex and is responsible for the plant height

• First one is meristematic tissue which has dividing cells the cells are very active have dense cytoplasm and distinct nucleus to carry out division

• They are thin walls and easy to divide

• They are small or no vacuoles as do not need to store anything for long

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the ninth statement of the video clip?

• According to their location there are three types of meristems; apical meristem is present at the root and the shoot

• Apex and is responsible for the plant height

• Intercalary meristem is present at the base of leaves and nodes natural is present in sides of the steering and increases the girth of the stem

• They are thin walls and easy to divide

• They are small or no vacuoles as do not need to store anything for long

How are complex permanent tissue different from simple permanent tissue? What is the tenth statement of the video clip?

• According to their location there are three types of meristems; apical meristem is present at the root and the shoot

• Apex and is responsible for the plant height

• Intercalary meristem is present at the base of leaves and nodes natural is present in sides of the steering and increases the girth of the stem

• Another type of plant tissue is permanent tissue

• They are small or no vacuoles as do not need to store anything for long