Question

Destinguish between meristematic and complex tissue​

Answer 1

Answer:(1). Meristematic Tissues:

(1). Meristematic tissue composed of undifferentiated cells

(2). Meristems will be always a simple tissue, composed of only one type of cells

(3). Cells are always living

(4). Cells always contain dense cytoplasm

(5). Cells always contain prominent nucleus

(2). Permanent Tissues:

(1). Permanent tissue composed of differentiated cells

(2). Permanent tissues may be simple tissue or complex tissues (usually complex tissue, containing more than one type of cells, example: xylem, phloem)

(3). Cells may be living (Parenchyma and Collenchyma) or non-living (Sclerenchyma)

(4). Cells may or may not contain cytoplasm (Parenchyma contain cytoplasm, Sclerenchyma do not contain cytoplasm)

(5). Prominent nucleus present in some cells (Parenchyma) absent in others (Sclerenchyma)

Explanation:

Answer 2

*meristematic tissue can divide

*meristematic have thin cellulose wall

*they have no inter cellular space

complex tissue _

*complex tissue can not divide

*complex tissue have thin cellulose wall

*they have large inter cellular space