Biology, asked by rajaaktar44, 1 month ago

Short answer questions.
1. What are the functions of meristematic tissues?
2. Why are xylem and phloem called conducting tissues?
3. Where are fibres and sclereids found in plants?
4. What is the composition of blood?
5. How are cardiac muscles structurally similar to striated muscles?​

Answers

Answered by cherrylingampalli
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Answer:

Tissues are important because of the following reasons:

(i) They divide the work labour in multicellular organisms.

(ii) They get organised to form different organs and organ systems.

(iii) They provide a higher efficiency to multicellular organisms by improving their organisation.

Answered by vaibhavdhankhar10
1

Answer:

1. helps in growth of a plant

found on roots , shoots , tips and parrelel to stem

2. xylem transports water or any inorganic material but only in upper direction means unidirectional

phloem transport organic food material multi directionally

4. blood contains RBC , WBC , platelets

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