Question

How can you identify parenchyma collenchyma and sclerenchyma​

Answer 1

Answer:

Parenchyma

• They have very thin Cell Walls made up of Cellulose.
• The Cell Walls are loosely packed.
• They are abundantly found as most of the Plant Cells are Parenchyma Cells.
• Last, but not the least, they are Living Cells and can divide.

Collenchyma

• They have unevenly thickened Cell Walls made up of ‘Hemicelluloses & Pectin’.
• They have little negligible spaces between the cells.
• They make up the Epidermal Layer.
• They also belong to the category of Living Cells.

Sclerenchyma

• They have very thick Cell Walls made up of Lignin.
• Cells are tightly Packed as there are no inter-cellular spaces present between them.
• The outer woody Stem Cells of trees are made up of Sclerenchyma Cells.
• They can not divide further because matured cells are