Difference between epithelial tissue and merismetic tissue
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In plants, epithelial tissue is the one that covers the surface of the organism. ... In the stem the epithelial tissue has a protective and impermeabilizing function, while in the roots it has minute cells that specialize in absorbing water from the ground. Meristematic tissue is the multiplying-for-growth tissue.
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Epithelial tissue.
●It is a Animal tissue.
●Form outer covering of animals
●Usaually of cuboidal shape
●They can also form glands
●They help in secretion of various enzymes
●Do not develop into other cells
Merismetic tissue
●It is plant tissue
●Usually help in growth and present in growing part of plant
●They are cubical or cuboidal in shap with large nucleus
●They can not form gland just help in growth of plant
●No secretory functions.
●They develop to permanent tissue in certain period of life
●It is a Animal tissue.
●Form outer covering of animals
●Usaually of cuboidal shape
●They can also form glands
●They help in secretion of various enzymes
●Do not develop into other cells
Merismetic tissue
●It is plant tissue
●Usually help in growth and present in growing part of plant
●They are cubical or cuboidal in shap with large nucleus
●They can not form gland just help in growth of plant
●No secretory functions.
●They develop to permanent tissue in certain period of life
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