Question

Difference between protective and supportive tissue

Answer 1

Answer:

Protective, supportive, vascular and ground tissues of the root (A), stem (B,C) and petiole (D) of Lamium cymbalariifolium e. epidermis, pe. periderm, c. cortex parenchyma, co. collenchyma, ph. phloem, cm. cambium, x. xylem, t. trachea, sw. spring wood, aw. autumn wood, pi. pith, pih. pith hollow (Scale Bars 63μm for A,B,D, 17 μm for C).

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Parenchyma: Cells of parenchyma tissue are unspecialised with thin cell walls. It is made up of cellulose.

Collenchyma: Cells of collenchyma tissues are elongated and irregularly thickened at the corners. It has deposition of pectin at corners

.Sclerenchyma:Cells are long and narrow as the walls are thickened due to lignin. It has uniform thickening due to presence of lignin

Protective is when you make sure there's money in your woman's wallet to get through the day

, and possessive is when you want to control her finances and figure her daily movements through it.

Protective is when you respect your woman, and possessive is when you distrust her.

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