Give two differences between arenchyma and chlorenchyma?
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PARENCHYMA:
1.)Parenchyma cells are present in the epidermis, cortex, pith and pericycle. Meristematic cells are parenchymatous.
2.)Thin cell wall
3.)Intercellular space is present.
4.)No pectin deposition.
CHLORENCHYMA:
1.)It occurs in the peripheral part of elongating organs like stem and petiole, usually appearing as a continuous ring beneath the epidermis.
2.)Unequally thickened cell wall.
3.)intercellular space is absent.
4.)Pectin deposition is found at the corners.
1.)Parenchyma cells are present in the epidermis, cortex, pith and pericycle. Meristematic cells are parenchymatous.
2.)Thin cell wall
3.)Intercellular space is present.
4.)No pectin deposition.
CHLORENCHYMA:
1.)It occurs in the peripheral part of elongating organs like stem and petiole, usually appearing as a continuous ring beneath the epidermis.
2.)Unequally thickened cell wall.
3.)intercellular space is absent.
4.)Pectin deposition is found at the corners.
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☆ Hey Omjoy ☆
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Here is your answer friend-----
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☆Arenchyma:-
1.) These are spongy cells containing air cavity in them, present in leaves, stems, and roots of some plants.
2.) These cells help in gaseous exchanging process.
☆ chlorenchyma:-
1.) Parenchyma cells with chlorophyll are known as chlorenchyma cells.
2.) These helps in Photosynthesis process.
Hope it will help you friend!
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Here is your answer friend-----
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☆Arenchyma:-
1.) These are spongy cells containing air cavity in them, present in leaves, stems, and roots of some plants.
2.) These cells help in gaseous exchanging process.
☆ chlorenchyma:-
1.) Parenchyma cells with chlorophyll are known as chlorenchyma cells.
2.) These helps in Photosynthesis process.
Hope it will help you friend!
Thanks!
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