features of permanent tissues
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The tissues in which the power of division of cells is lost, either permanently or temporarily called permanent tissues
(i) Protoplasm may be present or absent in the cells at maturity.
(ii) Cell wall is thin or thick but there is no formation of secondary cell wall.
(iii) Cell wall is composed of substances such as lignin, hemicellulose, etc. in addition to cellulose.
(iv) Intercellular spaces may be present.
(v) Cells contain ergastic substances.
(vi) Metabolic activities are relatively slow.
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(i) Protoplasm may be present or absent in the cells at maturity.
(ii) Cell wall is thin or thick but there is no formation of secondary cell wall.
(iii) Cell wall is composed of substances such as lignin, hemicellulose, etc. in addition to cellulose.
(iv) Intercellular spaces may be present.
(v) Cells contain ergastic substances.
(vi) Metabolic activities are relatively slow.
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