Question

In plants apical cells and the cambium tissue continue to divide all their life, they are called. (i) Meristemic tissue (ii) cambium tissue (iii) equational division (iv) syneytium
chose the correct option​

Answer 1

Answer:

Have seen plants grow from small saplings to bigger plants and then trees? Don’t you think they generally grow from the top? Yes, they do. There are some specialized cells in plants that are not differentiated and help in the growth of the plants. These cells in a plant can be young and have the ability to divide continuously. There is a special name for these cells, which are called the meristem cells. The tissue that these meristem cells form in plants is called as the meristematic tissue.

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