difference between Colenchyma and Aarenchima
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probably it may be chlorenchyma instead of collenchyma
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> chlorenchyma and Aerenchyma are two types of Parenchyma
> Cholernchyma
• It contain chrolophyll
• It perform photosynthesis
• It is present in leaves and tender stems.
• They may contain chloroplast
> Aerenchyma
• It is present in aquatic plants
• Large air cavities are present
• It gives buoyancy to the plants which helps them to float.
• They are fair large cavities.
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> chlorenchyma and Aerenchyma are two types of Parenchyma
> Cholernchyma
• It contain chrolophyll
• It perform photosynthesis
• It is present in leaves and tender stems.
• They may contain chloroplast
> Aerenchyma
• It is present in aquatic plants
• Large air cavities are present
• It gives buoyancy to the plants which helps them to float.
• They are fair large cavities.
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Aarenchyma is a spongy or soft plant tissue with large air spaces found between the cells of the stem and leaves of aquatic plants which allows the exchange of gases
it also provide buoyancy so that plants can easily float on water
collenchyma
the cells of this tissue are living
there is an uneven thickening of cell wall
they are usually absent in monocots
they give mechanical support
they carry out photosynthesis if chloroplast are present
it also provide buoyancy so that plants can easily float on water
collenchyma
the cells of this tissue are living
there is an uneven thickening of cell wall
they are usually absent in monocots
they give mechanical support
they carry out photosynthesis if chloroplast are present
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