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On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.Functions: It helps in growth in length and formation of primary tissues.
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.Functions: It helps in growth in length and formation of primary tissues.(ii) Intercalary: It is found above or below stem nodes and leaf bases.
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.Functions: It helps in growth in length and formation of primary tissues.(ii) Intercalary: It is found above or below stem nodes and leaf bases.Functions: It helps in growth of internodes, growth in leaves and correction of position in lodged stems.
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.Functions: It helps in growth in length and formation of primary tissues.(ii) Intercalary: It is found above or below stem nodes and leaf bases.Functions: It helps in growth of internodes, growth in leaves and correction of position in lodged stems.(iii) Lateral:
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.Functions: It helps in growth in length and formation of primary tissues.(ii) Intercalary: It is found above or below stem nodes and leaf bases.Functions: It helps in growth of internodes, growth in leaves and correction of position in lodged stems.(iii) Lateral: (a) Phellogen (Cork cambium): It develops from hypodermis in stems and pericycle in roots. Function: Formation of protective cork (phellem) and aerating lenticles on the outside and secondary cortex (phelloderm) on the inner side.
On the basis of location, meristems are of three types, apical, intercalary and lateral.(i) Apical: It is present at the apices of stem, root and their branches.Functions: It helps in growth in length and formation of primary tissues.(ii) Intercalary: It is found above or below stem nodes and leaf bases.Functions: It helps in growth of internodes, growth in leaves and correction of position in lodged stems.(iii) Lateral: (a) Phellogen (Cork cambium): It develops from hypodermis in stems and pericycle in roots. Function: Formation of protective cork (phellem) and aerating lenticles on the outside and secondary cortex (phelloderm) on the inner side. (b) Vascular Cambium: In stem it is formed from intra-fascicular cambial strips and interfascicular strips. In root it develops from conjuctive parenchyma and pericycle. Function: Formation of secondary phloem on the outer side and secondary xylem on the inner side. Vascular rays are formed at intervals for radial conduction.
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We know that there are three types of meritism. The three types of Meritism are given as –
• Lateral Meritism – This Meritism is located at side of mature tissues of roots and shoot. The function of this meritism is to increase the circumference of plant.
• Apical Meritism – This Meritism is located at the tips of roots & shoots. The function of Meritism is to enlarge length of the plants.
• Intercalary Meritism – This Meritism is located between the matured tissues ( group of cells ). The function of Meritism is to regenerate the grass afterwards it's taken inside the stomach of any animal (cattle) such as : Cow, Goat, Etc,..
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