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Differentiate between tracheid and vessel?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Hi Mate,

Tracheid

1. Trachieds are not syncyte, they are individual cells.

2. Cells are longer than vessels.

3. Premetive than vessels.

4. Average length is 1mm.

5. Cells are narrower than vessels.

6. Cell lumen is small.

Vessel

1. vessel is not syncyte, it is formed by pilleing up of many cells.

2. Individual cells are shorter than tracheids.

3. Advanced than tracheids.

4. Average length is 10cm.

5. Cells are broader than tracheids.

6. cell lumen is large.

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Answered by Dɪʏᴀ4Rᴀᴋʜɪ
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☞Tracheids

→They are unicellular.

→Their ends are tapering and oblique.

→They are small in size.

→They are more lignified and have so many narrow lumens.

→They are found in pteridophtes (ferns), gymnosperms and a few angiosperms.

☞Vessels

→They are multicellular.

→Their ends are rounded or transverse.

→They are large in size.

→They are less lignified and have so many wide lumen.

→They are found only in angiosperms.

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