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1.under which tissue does chloroplasts occur
2.which plant tissue provides mechanical support n strenght n they consist of living cells.
3. Liquefied or thickened cell wall is characteristic features of.....
4. Which are conducting cells of xylem?
5. Chlorenchym and arenchyma are modified specialised of which tissues?
6. Cambium is an example of.......
7.the substance found in cell wall of cork or bark that makes it impervious to water is.......
8. Most of the metabolic functions of plants are carried out by........
9. The mechanical strength and rigidity of cell wall is due to......
10. Girth of stem increases due to.......
11. The cells enclosing the stoma are called....... Cells
12. Which meristem is present at growing tips of stems and roots?
13. Which meristem is located at the nodes?
14. Name the basic packing tissue of the plant.
15. Name the tissue present in soft parts of plants like pith and cortex?
16. What are the various types of tissues found in plants?
17. Give one major difference between permanent tissue and meristematic tissue.
18. Name the tissue which is present in the veins of the leaves?
19. Which chemical is deposited at the corners of the cell in collenchyma.
20. How does arenchyma tissue help in plants.
21. Do the roots of plants continue growing after their tips are removed? Explain
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Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

1. parenchyma tissue

2. parenchyma tissue

3. colenchyma tissue

4.main conducting cells of xylem are Trachieds and vessels.

5. Parenchyma tissue

6.lateral meristem

7.suberin

8.permanent tissues

9. don't know

10.lateral meristem as it increases diameter and girth of the stem .

11.leaf epidermis

12.Apical meristem

13.intercalary

14.parenchyma

15. don't know

16. meristematic tissue and permanent tissues

17. Meristematic tissue - capable of cell division .

Permanent tissue - incapable of cell division

18.don't know

19.cutin

20.don't know

21. The roots of the plant will continue growing after some time as it needs time to recover meristematic tissue which is responsible for growth of the plant .

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