Plant Tissue

Organize these plant tissues into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Meristematic

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(b) Complex Permanent

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(c) Simple Permanant

• Lateral Meristem

• Apical Meristem

• Phloem

• Parenchyma

• Intercalary Meristem

• Collenchyma

• Sclerenchyma

• Xylem

Organize these properties under the correct tissue type

Groups:

(a) Meristematic

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(b) Permanent

• vacuoles are very small or absent

• living or dead

• small, thin walled, living

• do not divide

• do not help in growth

• rich in cytoplasm

• cells attain a definite size and form

• cytoplasm is vacuolated and sancty

• small sized nucleus

• help in growth

• found at all growing points of a plant

• no intercellular space

• cells divide actively

• have intercellular space

• lack chloroplast

• large nucleus

Organize these options into the correct Meristematic Tissue

Groups:

(a) Apical Meristem

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(b) Lateral Meristem

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(c) Intercalary Meristem

• elongation of roots and stem

• increasing the length of plant

• increasing diameter and girth of plants

• increasing thickness of stem

• found in tip of the root and stem

• found at base of nodes and internodes of the stem or leaf

• found beneath bark, along sides of stem and root

In Plants, permanent tissues originate from the meristematic cells

• True

• False

In Plants, all permanent tissue cells are of same size

• True

• False

Meristematic cells elongate, mature and differentiate to form permanent tissue

• True

• False

​ (a)   tissues are composed of only one type of cells that are structurally and functionally similar

• Simple
• Complex

​ (a)   tissues are also called conducting tissues or vascular tissues.

• Complex
• Simple

​ (a)   tissues are made up of more than one kind of cell

• Complex
• Simple

The main function of ​ (a)   tissues is to conduct or transport water and food materials to the different parts of the plant.

• Complex
• Simple