Question

What is aerial epidermis and root epidermis?​

Answer 1

Plant Epidermis

Explanation:

1. The Epidermis is normal to practically all multicellular land plants.
2. These necessities prompted the advancement of specific cell types inside the epidermis, rhizoids and later root hairs for the obtaining of water, and stomata inside a cuticularised flying epidermis for the control of water misfortune.  
3. Peripheral, protoderm-determined layer of cells covering the stem, root, leaf, blossom, organic product, and seed portions of a plant.
4. The epidermis and its waxy fingernail skin give a defensive hindrance against mechanical damage, water misfortune, and disease  
5. The Epidermis serves a few capacities. it ensures against water misfortune, manages gas trade, secretes metabolic mixes, and (particularly in roots) assimilates water and mineral supplements.  
6. The Epidermis of the plant is utilized so as to secure against water misfortune, gas trade, it secretes metabolic mixes and in the roots it assimilates water and mineral supplements.

Answer 2

Answer:

epidermis it is the outermost oneself thick layer of the leaf and consists of two distinct parts upper epidermis does not contain chloroplast it protect the internal leaf tissue by preventing water loss through evaporation lower epidermis contain stomata which help in the gaseous exchange in plant