Question

Define simple permanent tissues and
Complex permanent tissues.
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Answer 1

The simple permanent tissue is a type oftissue which has a single type of cells. All the cells of this tissue are functionally and structurally similar. On the other hand, thecomplex permanent tissue is the plant tissuehaving different type of cells. These cells perform different functions within the tissue.






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