Difference between Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma on the basis of their function.
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Difference between Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma on the basis of their function are:-
Collenchyma:-
*Gives Mechanical Support.
*Give Flexibility to plants.
Sclerenchyma:-
* Gives Mechanical Support.
*Give hardness to the plants.
**Difference # Sclerenchyma:
1. Sclerenchyma cells are generally dead.
2. The cells are empty.
3. Wall thickening is uniform.
4. Wall thickening can be of cellulose lignin or both.
5. Lumen or cell cavity is usually narrow.
6. Pits are usually simple and oblique. They may be branched.
7. It is only a mechanical tissue.
8. Sclerenchyma occurs in areas which have stopped elongation.
9. It provides hardness to the region where it occurs.
10. Refractive index is comparatively low.
11. Sclerenchyma has no such function...
**Difference # Collenchyma:
1. It is made up of living cells.
2. The cells are filled up with protoplasm.
3. Wall thickening is not uniform.
4. Wall thickening consists of cellulose.
5. Lumen or cell cavity is wide.
6. Pits are simple and straight.
7. Collenchyma provides mechanical strength as well as elasticity.
8. It allows plant organs to stretch and elongate.
9. It keeps the organ soft.
10. Collenchyma has a high refractive index.
11. Being living the cells can store food and take part in photosynthesis.
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Difference between Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma on the basis of their function are:-
Collenchyma:-
*Gives Mechanical Support.
*Give Flexibility to plants.
Sclerenchyma:-
* Gives Mechanical Support.
*Give hardness to the plants.
**Difference # Sclerenchyma:
1. Sclerenchyma cells are generally dead.
2. The cells are empty.
3. Wall thickening is uniform.
4. Wall thickening can be of cellulose lignin or both.
5. Lumen or cell cavity is usually narrow.
6. Pits are usually simple and oblique. They may be branched.
7. It is only a mechanical tissue.
8. Sclerenchyma occurs in areas which have stopped elongation.
9. It provides hardness to the region where it occurs.
10. Refractive index is comparatively low.
11. Sclerenchyma has no such function...
**Difference # Collenchyma:
1. It is made up of living cells.
2. The cells are filled up with protoplasm.
3. Wall thickening is not uniform.
4. Wall thickening consists of cellulose.
5. Lumen or cell cavity is wide.
6. Pits are simple and straight.
7. Collenchyma provides mechanical strength as well as elasticity.
8. It allows plant organs to stretch and elongate.
9. It keeps the organ soft.
10. Collenchyma has a high refractive index.
11. Being living the cells can store food and take part in photosynthesis.
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COLLENCHYMA --------- provides mechanical strength to young dicot stems petioles and leaves and flexibility to the organs
SCLERENCHYMA-------- it is an supportive tissue of vascular plant
consist dead cell with hard and extremely thick secondary walls due to uniform deposition of lignin
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COLLENCHYMA --------- provides mechanical strength to young dicot stems petioles and leaves and flexibility to the organs
SCLERENCHYMA-------- it is an supportive tissue of vascular plant
consist dead cell with hard and extremely thick secondary walls due to uniform deposition of lignin
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