Question

The process of forming undifferentiated tissue from highly organised tissue is called

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Answer 1

meristem is a right answer

Answer 2

The process of forming undifferentiated tissue from highly organized tissue is called de-differentiation.

• A plant cell's inherent ability or potential to produce a whole new plant is called its cellular totipotency.
• An organized tissue undergoes de-differentiation to exhibit its totipotency.
• In de-differentiation, the fully matured cell goes back to its earlier meristematic state and forms the undifferentiated tissue.
• After this process called re-differentiation takes place, where the undifferentiated tissue develops into a whole plant.