Biology, asked by Ujjwaljha, 1 year ago

permanent tissues are immature in nature

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Answered by David3111

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yes they are immature in nature

Answered by sharanaya

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Answer:

hey dude...

here is ur answer....

Explanation:

NO..PERMANENT TISSUES ARE FULLY MATURED TISSUES .

FIRSTLY THEY WERE MERISTEMATIC BUT WITH INCREASE IN

TIME THEY SLOWLY GETS CONVERT IN TO PARMANENT

TISSUE AND LOOSE

THEIR ABILITY TO DIVIDE AND GETS PARMANENT SHAPE SIZE ..

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