A tissue which occurs between mature tissues in grasses and capable of regenerate parts removed by grazing herbivores that type of tisseue is ?
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Meristems occurring in between those maturely developed tissues are often called as intercalary meristematic tissue, which (as per the query) are found in grasses rooted into the soils which're having a ability to regenerate their parts of certain components (like main bulbs, roots, etc.) when they're uprooted or slightly damaged by herbivores usually over-grazing the lands for attaining the nutrients.
Intercalary meristematic tissue are lying in the areas of permanent types of tissues or structures further combined or usually maintained as a important part of primary formed meristematic tissues removed or expelled out which's well attributed due to development and reforming and / or makings of inter-mediating tissues found in permanent tissues.
They're more often appearing in bases of tissues under leafy structures in a structure called as Pinus and in inter-nodes (as said the regenerating parts) in those grasses or at the bases of interlocking nodes, vice-versa.
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