Question

Difference between Meristematic tissue and Permanent tissue ​

Answer 1

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$\huge\bold\pink{{Meristematic\:tissue}}$

✰The cells of meristematic tissue are thin-walled, mostly isodiametric and are compactly arranged without, any intercellular spaces.

✰The cells are undifferentiated.

✰They have potential to divide.

✰The metabolic rate is high.

$\huge\bold\purple{{Permanent\:tissue}}$

✰The cells of permanent tissues may be living or dead and thin or thick-walled.

✰These are formed as the result of division and differentiation in meristematic tissues.

✰These tissues are composed of cells which have lost the power of division, having attained their definite form, size and shape.

✰The metabolic rate is low.

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