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Give reason: Meristematic tissue of plants are called localised and dividing tissue​

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Answered by LunaTozier
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Answer:

Meristematic tissues are localised or restricted to certain regions.

Explanation:

Growth in plants is restricted to certain regions, because the meristematic tissue cells are localised and not distributed throughout the plant body. The growth due to meristematic cells occurs by an increase in number of cells which occurs by cell division. Thus they are called localised and dividing tissue.

Answered by ShreyaSK2021
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Answer:

Meristematic tissue of plants are called localised and dividing tissue

Explanation:

because they are found in selected parts of plants so called localised tissues

They divide to help plants in different functions

Try to get it from tissue 6. chapter of science class 9

meristematic tissue 6.2

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