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Differentiate between parenchyma and collenchyma.
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Answered by negiabhishek236
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Parenchyma cells are the type of living plant cells, which are known for healing and repair mechanism, and food storage. Collenchyma cells are known for providing mechanical support to the plants, by protecting the delicate inner part of the plant. Sclerenchyma cells are the matured dead cells and are found in wooden part or hard stem of the plant.

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Difference Between Parenchyma, Collenchyma and Sclerenchyma Cells

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Parenchyma cells are the type of living plant cells, which are known for healing and repair mechanism, and food storage. Collenchyma cells are known for providing mechanical support to the plants, by protecting the delicate inner part of the plant. Sclerenchyma cells are the matured dead cells and are found in wooden part or hard stem of the plant.

Answered by Sнιναηι
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Listed below are some differences between these cells:

What it means

Parenchyma Cells: Originate from ground and protoderm meristems

Collenchyma Cells : Originate from pro-cambium. Epidermal layer of plants are composed of collenchyma cells.

Location

Parenchyma Cells: Found in every delicate plant part

Collenchyma Cells : Specifically found in leaves, stems and petioles

Cell type

Parenchyma Cells: Living and unspecialized cells

Collenchyma Cells : Living and specialized cells

Shape of the cell

Parenchyma Cells: Isodiametric generally,

Collenchyma Cells : may vary in shape Elongated cells

Cell wall

Parenchyma Cells: Present and thin-walled

Made of cellulose

Collenchyma Cells : Present, uneven cell wall

Made of pectin and hemicellulose

Intercellular spaces

Parenchyma Cells: Present between cells

Collenchyma Cells : Less space present

Function

Parenchyma Cells: Food storage

Gaseous exchange

Photosynthesis

Collenchyma Cells : Renders mechanical support

Elasticity

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