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Regions of plants where the limited growth takes place does not contain meristematic tissues
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no because in plants if growth takes place, meristematic tissue has to be there.
without meristematictissue, plant growth cannot take place.
without meristematictissue, plant growth cannot take place.
Rasika4321:
ok just the word limited is the root causeofour dicussion
am I right
You are write but you didnt mention the word "limited" you simply wrote there.
Yes Exactly!
That's what I was trying to say!
OK so the word limited is the keyword
right?
Yes
ok then bye as well as thanks to clarifymy doubt
Sorry if I disturbed you xD
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Hey! Here is your answer!
▶▶This statement is false.
▶▶Regions of plants where the limited growth takes place contain meristematic tissue because after the full growth of that region they convert themselves into SIMPLE PERMANENT TISSUE.
▶▶This statement is false.
▶▶Regions of plants where the limited growth takes place contain meristematic tissue because after the full growth of that region they convert themselves into SIMPLE PERMANENT TISSUE.
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Yes meristematic tissues are there in plants
And these cells are the cause of formation of permenent tissue
But these meristematic tissues are present in meristem where non stop growth of the part of the plant takes place
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