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WHAT DOES LOCALIZED MEAN??????
DOES THE DIVISION OF THE MERISTEMATIC TISSUE STOP WHEN THE PLANT DIES?????
DO THE ROOTS KEEP ON GROWING TILL THE DEATH OF THE PLANT???????
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Localised here means to be located in specific regions only. like meristematic tissues are found at apex, lateral sides of the plant , internodes, on the base of leaves and roots only.
A plant's growth stops at a certain age of it ... like it does in humans. therefore meristematic dies before the plant die on its own, but if the plant is plucked or cut the meristematic tissues remain in them and change to permanent tissue.
No as meristematic tissues always change to permanent tissue at a certain age of the plant .
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A plant's growth stops at a certain age of it ... like it does in humans. therefore meristematic dies before the plant die on its own, but if the plant is plucked or cut the meristematic tissues remain in them and change to permanent tissue.
No as meristematic tissues always change to permanent tissue at a certain age of the plant .
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Muskan27022004:
i said yes in the comment for Wikipedia
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or confused now too
Then tell the answer of last question
My belief is that in some parts of the plant like flowers leaves etc its grows to some extent and stops its growth but in some parts of the parts like roots shoots these keep on growing till their death or in other words during the lifetime
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meristematic tissues always turn to permanent tissue....in roots when they turn , the outer side gets covered with cork which is a permanent tissue
the work of taking the water from the roots to other parts is done by xylem which is also a permanent tissue
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