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How does the cork act as a protective tissue?​

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Answered by Nereida
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Cork is basically dead cells or tissues of a plant which is situated at the outermost part of its trunk . It gives hardness and stiffness to the plant .

Answered by Anuj3760
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Here is your answer Buddy -------->

Cork has a deposition of suberin which protects it from outer extreme environmental conditions. It protects the plant from infections.

It also prevents plants from excessive dessication......

<>@Anuj3760

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