Question

explain in detail all simple permanent tissue in plants?

Answer 1

These tissues are composed of cells which are structurally and functionally similar.Thus , these tissues are all made of one type of cells.

Answer 2

Answer:

Parenchyma

Type of cells: Living Isodia-metric shape.

Cell Wall: Thin Walls

Cytoplasmic Content: Distinct nucleus with large central vacuole

Function: Stores food and forms packing tissue

Location: In all soft  parts, i.e., stems, roots,  leaves,  flowers and  fruits.

Collenchyma

Type of cells: Living cells  with thick  comers

Cell Wall: Thickened  at corners

Cytoplasmic Content: Distinct  nucleus  and dense  cytoplasm

Function: Gives  mechanical  support and  carry out  photosynthesis.

Location: Present  below the  epidermis  in stems  and leaves.

Sclerenchyma

Type of cells: Dead cells,  long and  narrow

Cell Wall: Thick  due to  deposition  of pectin

Cytoplasmic Content: No nucleus  and no  cytoplasm

Function: Provides  strength to  the plants.

Location: Present in  xylem and  phloem , shells of  nuts, in  hard seeds  and pulp  of pear.