Biology, asked by arindam06011976, 7 months ago

define supporting tissue in plants​

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SUPPORTIVE TISSUE IN PLANTS IS A TYPE OF CONNECTIVE TISSUES. SUPPORTIVE TISSUES MATRIX ARE HARD AND RIGID BECAUSE THEY HAVE INORGANIC SALTS PRESENT IN THEM.

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