is the science that deals about tissues

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✓ consist of immature and undifferentiated cells

✓ regions of active cell divisions

✓ usually located at the tips of the stems

and roots, some are located in the vascular cambium

✓ Responsible for the increase in the

height and width of the plant

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- meristematic tissues found on the side of stems and roots

- responsible for the increase in the girth or diameter of the plant body (secondary growth)

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✓ consist of mature and differentiated cells

✓ they form the bulk or mass of the plant body

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- tissues found in the outermost layer or covering of the plant body

- includes epidermis, cork and stomata or guard cells

- serves as protection for the plants

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- also known as simple permanent tissue

- basic tissues of plants

- found in any organ of the plant ex. fruit, stem, roots, leaves etc

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- thin primary cell wall

- large centrally located vacuole

- thin cytoplasm

- contains chlorenchyma

- site for manufacturing food and storage of the product

(Filler Tissues)

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- cells with irregular thickened primary wall

- strengthening and supporting

(Supporting Tissues)

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- cells with heavily thickened cell wall due to the presence of lignin

- primary and secondary walls are present

- responsible for the strengthening, support, and protection for the plant

- usually forms in the skin of the fruits

(Protector Tissues)

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✓ Conducting tissues of plants

✓ Consist of several types of permanent tissues

✓ Responsible for the transport of water and food inside the plant body

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- responsible for the downward conduction of food

- composed of sieve tube, companion cell, phloem parenchyma and phloem sclerenchyma

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perforated structure that strengthens tube with pores to allow substances to flow

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passage for glucose

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provides ATP and other substances since sieve tubes lack organelles

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parenchyma cells usually attached to the phloem helps in the transport of food

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provides support for the plant because of the presence of lignin

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provides support and transport substances all throughout the plant

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- responsible for the upward conduction of water and minerals

- composed of tracheids, vessels, xylem parenchyma and xylem sclerenchyma

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- meristematic tissues found at the internodal region of the stem

- responsible for the increase of primary growth of plants

- disappear and transformed into permanent tissues

(a)  

- specialized tissues located at the growing points

- located at the tips of stems and roots and often in the leaves of vascular plants

- responsible for the increase in the height of the plant (primary growth)

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is a thin layer of cells found in plants, separating two other types of plant vascular tissue, xylem and phloem.

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bud that grows from the axil of a leaf and may develop into a branch or flower cluster

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critical areas from which leaves, branches, and aerial roots grow out from the stem

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intervals between the nodes

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stalk that attaches the leaf blade to the stem

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